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58 THE DANY TMESQAZETIE, Thumisy, Suse 8, 09 _ Angling Rules Across Border Are Different And Confusing By DION HENDERSON consin, Michigan apd Minnesota Lloyd's division has spent A Press Slaff Writer |kept bass on the protected list this | years convincing the anglers of When it comes to taking care of | year until June 18, And in Canada, fish and game tions, there |the province of Ontario will hold are as many different ideas as |off until July 1, | | there are cures for hiccoughs, Does the variation in regula Not, of course, Among ex (tions mean that the black 55 ris, But in wildlife management | family p different ; management of le can be ment in different places? more of a factor | han a e widilfe. 2 anys Charles | d, Assistant marine | ass, amily resh | superin sh mana, Hsing, by avy 'and yor| water fighters thal come as close |experts, But putting them into ef- 4 a as any game fish in giving anglers | fect? 0 Peron apparently resumed his across the nation something in| "That's another story," says| And two weeks ago, the W normal routine Tuesday in impro- common to talk about, offer a case | Lloyd, who has been heading up a sin Conservation Congress--an of vised offices. Peron had remained in point, | transition program for Wisconsin, | ganization of sportsmen from each in comparative seclusion at his 4 bs | "For fishing regulations range from complicated regulations set|of (he states' counties -- recom unday and Monday, while| {from virtually none at all in some | up decades ago for so-called pro- mended that bass fishing he opened the local newspapers gave much {states to an official solicitude ac-| tection of game fish, to a more | slong with other game fish seasons attention to Lucero and almost | | corded few other fish, {liberal operation, on Saturday nearest May 1, none to the president. | ' [NO CLOSED SEASON [HARD TO CONVINCE ,,| The black bass trend is only » There was no announcement of | |" Wor instance, in Georgia and| "We know what we can do" step in the evolution of fish man- change in the government de-| | Plorida--the states which peren-|Lloyd says, "Now we have 1o con-| agement, Amateur tish observers widespread speculation that nially produce most of the lunkers | vince the fishermen that sport used to contend that all game fish it would be reorganized, Nor was that win bass fishing contests fishing never can really harm | needed protection, particularly dur: there any confirmation of rumors | fishing is open throughout the year, | black bass, The man with the "od \ing SPAWNING ods, seept in a few specified waters, [as reel can't possibly wipe out the| But the professionals have heen . AKT BUENOS AIRES (AP) -- Troops [ iu En ee es ALTO be uraday s revolt Were ori § dered back to their barracks foaay. A com a) reported country "uwvsolutely ea'n." The announcement was issued by Maj -Gen, Franklin Lucero, the army minister whom President Juan Peron named "commander- in-chief of the forces of repres- sion" after the brief but bloody up- abroad that Peron's administration ox would be replaced by a govern {In Arizona, there's no closed sea-|bass fishery, Restricting the sport making their point for liberaliza- ment junta, size or weight limit | fisherman simply means that ation, species by species, with evi ---- great many of the harvestable dence that the sport fisherman Is + | bass in mny given water go toigble to take only the surplus of waste instead of for recreatign, each population, and that which "Fish management people every- amounts to the uncalchable re. where are just about convinced of mainder can easily reproduce at* | that, But those in some states a rate to keep inhabitable water have had better lurk than others full of as many fish as the water: if itself can support, son and no | either, Kentucky fishes year- around, and so does Colorado, In most lakes below 7,000 fegt eleva- tion, But Maryland keeps ils bass "| genson closed until June 1, and| | the three states which lead the na- | A tion in total fishing licences--Wis- in convincing their fishermen hegan NBCTV's widely ae- Tough Opposition But Lucy Still Reigns As Champion = --------1 By WAYNE OLIVER The continued heavy audience] asa palestine (Reuters)--The 3 NEW YORK (AP)--Despite Walt | pull by Lucy has been. somewhat Egypt Israel mixed armistice com, ¥ { Disney, George Gobel, the color | gyerlooked hecause of the attention | mission Tuesday night condemned 2 spectaculars and Jackie Glesson's | paid to newcomers to the list, such | Istael for attacking an Egyptia 87,000,000 contract, Lucy continues as Gobel and Disneyland, The outpost at Dicr El Bala, east ol} as TV champ showing of the hushand.wife team 'Gaza, on May 21, With only one more week to go | - i - EE -- ' before taking a summer vacation, the CBETV show starring Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz has domin- | sted audience rating for a fourth consecutive season Lucy has been ousted from first place a number of times in the various ratings during the season but has been in the No. 1 spol more often than any other, The show holds the biggest edge in the Nielsen ratings, which cover all telecasts every month, Of 16 hi- weekly ratings sasurd in the last eight months, Lucy topp:d 11, (71- son was first in two, and the Pn Bowl foothall telecast, "Peter Pan" end Academy awards ceremony were the others to lead the per | lodie ratings | |LESE OF LEAD | There was less of an edge for | able to get up because its foot [Lucy in the Trendex ratings, which | was caught under a partition and | cover only the first week of each | when it fell back after each at-|month and are limited to 15 major tempt it gashed its eye on the slat | Areas, Lucy was first in four of its of the car, eight ratings, Gleason in three and Fo RE 1 7+ Shows Canada TORNADQ RIPS THROUGH FARMING AREA Doing Its Part A tornado ripping through the | school roof lies smashed against | more homes were destroyed WASHINGTON (CP)~The (ana ing community of Vita in | trees and only two walls stand at- | The town of 400 lay helpless for | ian embassy has set Senator Wil : farming | hours, its contact with the rest |yian Langer (Rep, ND.) sirajgnt bi Thy id i o hi ff southeastern Manitoba spread | ter the tornado struck, At least | "1. world silenced b why on Jd | ' ed by smash- v ' a p in damage and destruction, The | 30 residents were injured. Six or ' ed communications [oe Sun's post-war fofeign' aid 4 1 Tells Group Railways Losing | Because Of Passenger Service MONTREAL (CP) Raflways| "It has been a particularly tough | are handicapped hy thelr obliga. | fight for the Canadian Nat nal tion to pro f enger service |hecause of the many nis | on unprofitable line F. Dingle. | lines which are part of its legacy.' s vice - president of ¢ nadian No: | GROWING NORTHWARD tional! Rallways, sald today Turning to the future Mr. Dingle Addressing the mechanical and | Fa atoning ih, chit 88 i ai ie ling of ne ie Association of American Railroads, : i 4 # income is only about one-fifteenth hat other forms of pas | march towards pew sources of | 4 of that of the United States, 1 ie 48ig thot v atl sy . 4 to | Wealth was a movement which was | think you will agree that Canada's Anges iransporiation arg lee a likely to continue for a long time contribution to or friends an al without such obligations "As the development of the lies abroad has been fairly gener The quest for profitable opera. | country is accelerated by growing | ous." tions has heen hamstrung by the world demand for primary pro- Langer, who made his charge in inroads of new highway competi. ducts, more and more railway i a June 2 Senate speech, placed tors, he stated, In 1953 Canadian [lines are going to be needed, But the letter and an accompanvin" motor carriers moved only one-|the railways will have to adapt i'emized table in the Congressional Record Monday without comment, ' . onbe | themsel t d I nif lenin of ai 'soad-ral treuht but | Meimselion lo he ten op c | Ld Horses Injured, PocKET-SIZE Dealer Fined total freight revenues, and to grow where they should "Only if we are allowed the nec | Brow. essary freedom are we going to| 'New standards of freight and | Amateur uranium prospectors | , | NORTH BAY (CP) Horse gan. carry thelr. gelger counters | dealer, J. W. Brown, of New Lis get some of this high.rated busi- | passenger equipment are e- | ness back," {manded, New devices for servic. | His remarks were contained In ing equipment and for controlling | the text of an address released to its movement must be developed, | the Bross before delivery. "A "The pressure of costs Is heavy | As # ther al'roads J a d North rc: ih. ulivarh 0 Rilke Ses POBUY et | ven enn of Hod Pot. | oni onto on 417 10 2 Canada have had to fight a long ally great. To all these areas the ventive genius of Rudolf Futter | here recently of permitting horses The horses were consigned to a upward trend In costs without the | mechanical and electrical engl | knecht, a German engineer, No | to be caused unnecessary pain and! rendering firm in Theor necessary froedom to adjust rates neers will bring new ideas and| DIfger than. an ordinary flash | tutoring ov injury and De a | Police, Humane Society officials ~"_" - | "Peter Pan" in one, and services "new solutions." light, the "'Jonometer" works in i iii of $147.50 costs and a veterinarian gave evidence SENTENCED IN KILLING | American Research Bureau -- -- eee | dependently of any power source, hr vailway car contajning 18|at the trial | PONTIAC, Mich, (CP) -- Floyd ratings, covering only the first Cetral Press Canadian |p oor was opened hy Humane 8o-| The court was told one horse had | Diamond, 16-year-old youth who| week of each month, gave Lucy a? 4 m-- | olety officials at North Bay April!a gash on the top of its hip 14| had confessed to the brutal killing three firsts with Gleason, Dragnet, SING ION ap) ™ gov. tquit smoking within the lest 18) s surveyed by the census bur. 1, Ye id was dead a hd inches long, four inches wide and Feb, 8 of litle Kathy McLaughlin, Groucho Marx, "Peter Pan and y made public an|months, The estimate was based |eau for the National Cancer In.|others were down. Two of these |iwo inihes Joop, Another had a | Tuesday was sentenced to life im-|*'Tonst of the Town". accounting estimate that 1,500,000 on a sample of about 40,000 per. |stitute of the public health service, four nad to be snot the same day, | gash in iw . Another was un. pr Z igor the othérs, | m-- | | | | | | in the past season is all the more ] notewothy because. it has had the /y oughest competition since the show A letter appearing in Tuesday's 1. | Congressional Record from em id bassy counsellor R. A, Farauhar son took Issue with the senator for a Senate speech in which he claimed Caproe § ule d free nid tn Brita'n and has ob tained 'security at 100 cents on the dollar" for every dollar lent to the K, Noting that Canadian vost-wn 1 financial assistance abroad totalled more than $4,000,000,000, ¥ arguhar son wrote the senator 'Inasmuch as Canada's national Ide CH CLOVER called INTERESTED? 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