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hit by Communist shore fire off | the top soil in his garden, 25 TORONTO } Benjami! ’ 3 ‘ ’
the eastern coast of Korea Sept years after ne had lost it. The| Mansell of Springhill N.S., would § ce ’ By BOB THOMAS

& while blasting Red front-line} garden had been dug up many | like to meet some of the buddies : seat HOLLYWOOD (AP) —Talk of King Dick sounds
installations, Navy announced. | times in the interval with whom he fought in the Af

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|is visiting his son here. He is , : e " a Such hassles are always good | x
probably the oldest war veteran : ‘ . ” : fuel for conversation in Holly-} off the beauty K¢ Vd
jin Canada and possibly in the , :

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British Commonwealth. He 5 a : fight. | he crossed a

marched in General Roberts’ |} ey os a Commented Humphrey Bo-| thousand
army from Kabul to Kandahar ‘ otk ‘ gart: | f

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took part in the occupation of | | : te ; » should have decided long yf ‘ i
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ago whether or not he wanted
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Afghan war they marched and |} : idea to walk out on a picture
marched, and fought hand-to-|{ 5. 2 ifter it has started. Fight with on
hand; and how they took part in| % tee : ‘eae first.” r r , | ty
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@ | little fighting’ in formation. He| MADE IN CANADA—A workman finishes the designs on one of Princo Bonyarerd Warner Broth-
: would like to talk about how| the seven doors donated by Canada to the United Nations | ers has enlivened the town for «. + TECHNICOLOR
g| bey wore white Indian Summer! headquarters building in New York. Made of all-Canadian

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g|uniforms dyed Khaki so that) materials, and designed by a Canadian, the doors have four |tops as a tactician in studio aap SHOWS 7:00
mj the British soldier would be less :

plaques, shown here in close-up. The plaques represent Truth, | battles. But despite a dozen or “Portraits Of The West”

f £ € " a -shoot- h 4 i. U} : ’ e : sam : .

Hy ine eae the sharp-shoot-| peace, Justice and Fraternity. A special alloy of copper, zinc |more suspensions, he ‘still re First Robin

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|land and Canada in his search| $10,000 each (CP PHOTO) M-G-M has had more than
for other men who served with | — —_—— _ — ————lits share of temperamental

° ° | General Roberts, but so far has stars. A notable case was Judy
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. Mr Mansell was born in rotest Oo ng IS u e her outbursts during the lush
ao } Shrewsbury, England, in 18 58 | | days, but took a firmer aa
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in India and ‘Aveeannel and Car rom e 5 Uar ers after lunch on the “Annie Get

went to Alexandria in 1882. Back | By MIC H AEL N E W M ARC H | Your Gun” set. She was re-

|in England again, he was given | | placed with Betty Hutton.
jan honorable discharge in 1883 CARDIFF, Wales. — Voices .of protest against, The studio also tussled with
+ | |He came to Canada 26 years; 0. : . : her over her excess poundage
later. | English rule are coming from the hills around here) wien she made. “Summer
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As senior member of the! —jn an language W hitehall can ‘t understand. | Stock.” The picture was a head-
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