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HOWARD HAWKS'RED RIVERJOHN WAYNE MONTGOMERY CLIFTWALTER BRENNAN JOANNE. ORU«. wan.'W HOKMO »inl aniaiifKIR CIMIUI RMimiTIONf famed nnTAnu iinmn line) TBS SOUTH COAST TIMES” THURSDAY. MAY 19. 1949.tluxt'f urheM.‘Ae pain-uied to beYes! until she took Dc Witt's Pills, even the simplest of household tasks used to be sheer torture. Bending, stooping and stretching, in addition to bringing agony, also resulted in frayed nerves and uncertain temper too, until she found the root of the trouble, the reason for those back breaking pnma.It was sluggish kidneys, the often unsuspected cause of many a lingering ache many a sudden stab. You see, the kidneys have the essential task of expelling waste products from the system. This process is vital to the health of the whole body, for if as a result of tired kidneys these impurities arc allowed to circulate and settle in the joints and muscles, trouble followsIn the world-famous De Witt's Pills you have a medicine made specially to restore tired and sluggish kidneys to their normal healthy activities. Speedily the kidneys arc soothed, cleansed and stimulated to then vita! task, and as pain and discomfort cease, health and vigour return.Try a course for your trouble and soon you will be able to say That's where the pain used to be. For economy's sake buy the 5 9 size which contains two and a half times the 3 - quantity.Dewitt spillsfor Kidney and Bladder TroublesFISHERMAN FINEDWouldn’t Let Inspector See Flathead He CaughtA Wuiiongong trawler fisherman, Badgie Russo, i.id refused to allow a Kis'ievif*Department Inspector measure (fathead he caught and had refused to give the Inspector h.s name, it was alleged at Wollongong Court last week M. T .vfclnerney appeared for t.he defendant and pleaded guilty on his behalfRusso was fined £12 for obstruc ting a Fisheries Department inspector in the oxeutlon o. hts •:uty ano El for refusing to give information la the inspector .Sgt W ,1 Smith i prosecutor i said that on March 3. Russo bnrk-ed his truck into the Fish Market ■ ii Port Kimbla.The Inspector saw the truck had a quantity of md .-'si/.ed I oil In ad on It. He approached Russo to speak to him, when he suddenly got in the truck and drove away without unloading.He said the Inspector pursued Russo In his car and caught him ai CiingiJn It. said the oefendart told the •isi'ivt, r lie was going to put the fish bn-k into his trawler, which was at Wollongong Harbour. and added that the fish were not for saleSgt. Smith said the Inspector later saw Russo ni'lna'1 th tish from his truek lilt i tl • trawler, e flniched unloading and locked th- hatch of the (T h hold He sale the deft-i'd.tn. refused to allow the Insp'v'm- in view li;“ 'os and refused to give him his name.v- *' I'oorne- oil the defendant was ip * — u.went to the Fish Market arid the .-•-ocor mid ).im c.cry one ofhis fish was going to be counted Mr Mclncmcy sata Russo toid him he didn't have time to cothat and went away again.He said it would have taken an hour to measure the fish He said the mutter of the defendant refusing to give his name must have been Just, so much by-play. because both knew each other’s name Sgt. 6mith said the tnspec tor found Russo to be -an arrogant type ■SEIZE ., ITSII DONATED TO HOSPITAL AM) KENT HOME Arnold Dlorla v.u- fined £3 an 10 - costs for consigning undersized fish to the market lor sale Mr H Peed m appeared lor him and pleaded guilty on his behalf Sgt Smith said Dlorio had consigned over a ton of User flnt-hcac to the Pori Keml.la fish mar ket on March and 760 lbs of il was found to be undersized The f,'-b —nged from 9' and 10 Inches'He salfl the 760 lbs of fish were seized and distributee to the Wol-'••c ' I Ulsl vet ’• ratal and the Ml Keira Diggers' Re.,I HomeNOW SHOWING—Direct from Plaza TheatreTHURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLYMAY 19, 20 and 21. Twice Daily 1.30 and 7.30 p.m. Don’t Miss the Year’s Top Action ShowCYCLINGLast Saturday in Ideal weather conditionthe South Coast Bie-yc.c Club conducted a fifteen mile handicap, the course being ..y.u • Ir e- to Mount Brown and returnTw.nty ruler:- competed in the cvii-.i Send h men S Buckley. A Overton and .. Mav-tna caught the leader about two miles from the 't. ish and in a good sprint for the line, Alf Overton, of Sydney defeated local riders .. Ad-llngton and F Stafford.Result A Overton 'scratchi I: N Adllnrton 13 in. 2. F Stafford '1 40) 3 Fastest time went to the winner In 38 otyr ay c’tlb ■rill aid a 20 mile handicap, starting from Figtree at 2 45 p in.i. -vLAZING IN ITC ACTION-THUNDERING IN ITS DRAMA -STIRRING IN 1 HE SWEEP OF ITS MAGNtnCENT PRODUCTION...Plus Eob Hope, Bing Crosby, Sam Snead and famous Golf Stars in '‘DON’T HOOK NOW”News — Cartoon — Shorts
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Wollongong South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus
Wollongong, New South Wales, AU
Thu, May 19, 1949
Page 17
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Clipped by
Marc R.
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