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era singer’s life has taken a
stidden change .from near - re-

day, making a movie,

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career down to almost nothing,”
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fence plans. although - no decision has been made yet on ac-
quisition of nuclear warheads for them. Here, work continues
near: the North Bay site on an underground tunnel] linking
the missile= “launching area:to the Bomarc’s control centre.

In new comedy feature

eyents: ean change the course of your life.”
tifement to working 12 hours a I’m fascinated watching Jerry

“YT had: worked hard,
{dr many years, and I thought!
I-deserved to slow down. I didn’t
I’m very good at

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—‘“T don’t believe in fate,”
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first I said “0”: but then <= got
interested. I’m glad I didn’t,

create comedy.”
Now she plans other films-and
even a TV series.

WAS ON RADIO
One of her first ventures away
from the operatic stage — she
was-a Met star for years — was ij
on the old “Duffy’s Tavern” ra-

dio show. She was clowning with |
Ed Gardner (Archy) one day
when Jim Durante’s producer,

Phil Cohan, happened in. from
the next studio. Bingo! |. 4
It was the surefire combina-
tion of Durante and Traubel that;
got her out of the Brunhilde
get-up and into the public’s
consciousness aS a warm and:
witty entertainer. That turn of

 

the Met? 5 or? |
After the singer made a night

eral manager of the. Metropoli-.
tan Opera, cautioned -her about
preserving dignity. She still
smarts over the incident.

Soviet doctor
‘tries heart
rebuilding

By The Associated Press

The‘heart has some ability’ to

regenerate new tissue, says a
Soviet physiologist, Prof, Niko-
lai Sinitsyn, .
' okxperimenting with. dogs, h-
removed small pieces of the
heart wall and -replaced — the
missing bits with faps of bor-
rowed skin ar. muscle, or eyn-
the'ic materials.

The flaps provided a: seaffold
for growth of new connect ve
tissue to make the heart wil
sirene aeain, Nhe renvorts, The
rethod . might .be useful for
strongthoning§ areas of the
heart damaged by. heart attacks
or tlinyars.,

*DANGEROUS BOUNCE

Rebound tumbing - devices
whieh can turn you info a pyme
nastic. jumping-jack-—can he.
much fun, bul. dangerous Unis
less tholr use is wisely control-
led, a medical teand warns an
the Journal aft the American
Medien) Associntion,

Tha physivines bel of
young men who suffered sevevo
nerve infury, with thraa para
lyzed and one faintly hurt,

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while teeing parkward sone
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DREAM. AWHILE

mombor dfeaming. And It’s all
to the good that we do dren,
anys, the publication, - Thorapo-
fle Notes.”

Voluntoars “ proyontod from
Arming: became wxlous and
fernd dedlfflentt to goncontynte,

They ware awnakenod whonevor
movements of that. aves dirs.
Ing: aloon: indientod | thay ware
nbont, ta hopin draaniing,
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terring for an nsatonmont — in
Africn, don't worry’ that Hfo in
the troptca will maka you ngo
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NAMES IN ‘THE NEWS

' VIENTIANE— Anti-Commun-
ist forces loyal to Gen. Phoumi
Nosavan held the centre of this
Laotian capital today after re-
capturing it for the second time
since the assault on Vientiane
began at midday Tuesday. The
mixed forces of paratroopers
commanded by Capt. Kong Le
and the pro-Communist Pathet
Lao appeared to be falling back
toward the airport at the . west-
urn edge of the city.

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PARIS .— Robert H. Thayer,
chairman of the United States
de‘egation at a UNESCO general.
conference here, said Wednes-
day his country is prepared to
sontribute unto $1,000,00 for ed~

~ Second assault on capital

nesday night. In compliance
with his last wish that. "the
show should go on,” the theatre
will be open today as usual.
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BERN — Friedrich T. Whalen
one of the worid’s leading agri-
cultura] experts who helped im-
prove’ the quality of Canadian
wheat,.was elected president of
Switzerland today for the. 1961
term.

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LONDON—Vivian Van Damm,
71, owner of London's Windmill
purvesque theatre, which boast-
ed that throughout the wartime
bombing of London it ‘‘never
closed,’ died in a hospital Wed-

is said ; :

encouragement to drunkenness

‘

By EDNA BLAKELY ms,
Canadian’ Press ‘Staff Writer

'

Many Londoners were outr aged when Sir Henry Coie, a pate on of the arts,

sent the first Christmas cards in 1843.

The cards depicted a family
toasting the recipient. The pur-
itan element of the city said
the cards would encourage
drunkenness.

London :artist, John Calcott
Horsley, “was commissioned to
produce the first hand- colored
cards. Sir Henry ordered 1,000
of them, and sold those he did
not use for a shilling each.

‘The following year:a ‘few oth-
ers sent cards and the .custim
seemed to be catching on mildly.
But cost kept the custom. to the
upper classes and it wasn’t un-
til the 1860s, when manufactur-
ers beétan printing cards on left-
over Valentine stock, that send-
ing of Christmas cards became
widespread.

The lace borders made it im-
possible to distinguish a Christ-
mas card from a Valentine card
until the message was read.
'Fringes and tassels became pop-
ular during- the period and many

 

 

was generally high. . “Many “were
made from 12-color plates and
resembled oil paintings. Birds
and flowers were fayorite - sub-
jects and the cross,. now. ‘associ-
ated with Easter, - appeared. on
many cards.

High cost became ‘a. “problem
again in the 1880s and’ the high-
quality eards~ faltered... As one
means.of cutting printing: costs,
“Xmas? was often substituted
for the word “Christmas.”

Christmas greetings was in Ger-
many. Their lower cost made
them popular for a time but
people soon returned to the orig-
inal. idea of cards enclosed | in
envelopes.

Many of these early cards, in-

The first use of postcards. as|

serious and called ‘St. Nicholas.
‘Over the years “he, became robust
and jolly although he has shed
a few pounds, in recent years.

; Bells, an early: Chr istmas sym-.
bol, head - the -list...of favorite
greeting card subjects for. 1960.
Second on, the. list: are poinset-
tias. Trees, candles . and holly
are prominent ‘and. “reproduc-
tions of paintings’ -by | the. old

are being used. '

Canadians are ‘expected - to
spend about $9, 000,000 on Christ-
mas greeting’ this year, about
one-third of the amount spqnt
on cards.

While Toronto remains “the
centre of the greeting- -card in-

 

cluding the controversial one
sent by Sir Henry, now are part
of the collection |
cards on exhibit at the National
Gallery in Ottawa.

-Santa Claus appeared on cards

 

. The quality of the early cards

as early as 1860. He was slim;

 

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London, Bngland, : The biggest

major countries,

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says a consultant in the, current,
Medical Digest, and in fact, “Ore

cannot fil to be lmpre ossed by
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penrance of many of those “who
have lived long periods ne
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dustry in Canada, many. inter-
esting designs originate. with re-
ligious orders in. Quebec..; :
The Benedictine ‘nionks ‘of St.
Benoit du Lac. offer.a “wide: selec-
tion, including some. modernis-
tic designs.

 

masters. and Canadian . artists

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at nearby ‘Jodrell: Bank, “said to-|
day’s. failure to’ put:an ‘American
satellite in orbit round the moon
was “a major. disaster.”
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CAIRO—Aides of ousted Con-
golese premier Patrice Lumumba

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the United Arab Republic from

Stanleyville asking ®

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MADRID—In her. native. Spain|!
the ‘new queen of ‘the. ‘Belgians

Fabiola is her Christian name

and Dona (pronounced. dohn-
ya) is one of the honorary titles
accorded - ‘persons of’ distinction

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ae ‘Thursday, December 15, 1960

  
  
 
 
  
      
  
  
  
    
      
   
   
  
   
  
   
  
 
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
 
 
   
  

_ VICTORIA: 1). ost ‘ten
Knowles, former CCF Mit
now chairman ofa ommiltte

‘litical force. in Canada,’
today he hopes Saskatchew ins.
Premier. Douglas. will: take i
the reins of the new par! .
Here to address a’ COF., ssquly
malt-Saanich byelection, Homing

ating convention. Wednesday
night, Mr. ‘Knowles, said. he reals
izes ‘Mr, Douglas has" ie

ship.”

“But I- hope. the - sunaewel
ef opinion will change. his. minc
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THE 1,000-year-old German
town. of Soest. will bestow the
highest . honor ever .given.a.
foreigner on Brig. D..C. Cam-
ron of Alexandria, Ont., com-
: mander of the 4th Canadian
Infantry Brigade ‘stationed at
Soest. Brig. Cameron presided ©
“at a special ‘council .meeting
: December. 12.at which time the -
council paid tribute to the’
brigadier for. the. harmony be-
tween’ Germans and Canadian
soldiers. ° oe
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MANCHESTER .: “Professor
Bernard Lovell, director: of ‘Bri-
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cards for 30 years, have decided
not: to offer any until a.new set
can be. worked out. .-

The Sulpician Order of: Notre
Dame Church and Notre Dame
de Bonsecours buy and sell cards
displaying the beautiful Mont-
real cathedral, .

_ Cards are printed: from paint-
ings‘ ‘by.. Mother: Nellis . at: the |'
Convent of the Sacred ':-Heart‘in
Montreal. Many show the Christ
child: Other ’ Quebec... cards: are
done by- Mrs. Leonie: Colagelo of i
Verdun - -who™.: uses. the: ::name
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