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r
Pleasant
Surpris.
PoIio
R
KENTVILLE,
N.S.
(CP)
The
VANCOUVER
.
contract
signed
for
construction
of
a
new-ty
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of
Kcntville's
new
town
hall
emergency
treat
:
6
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
May
G,
1'Jj3
i
i
i
!
w
n
b
a
b
b
i
iF
Historical
Abbey
Being
Reconstructed
On
Same
Spot
Where
it
Was
Demolished
i
US
Jeeps
To
Be
Used
By
Canadians
vuiieu
iui
iMymi
;m
ui
1U,UUU,
mjelltls
was
a
,7
1
Pu
compared
with
$72,750
ln
the
meeting
of
th.
m
original
estimate.
The
saving
re-
ter
services
Z
t
suited
from
clecLslon
to
use
fire
Canadian
pj
:m"jiu
o!
escapes
salvaged
from
another
Tills
win
.
vrais
son,
It1'"
'(DffffiCf
5
Itvv.
1
r.
-tmr-h
which
was
fortsed
in
'many
frescoes
and
paintings
Constantinople
in
1066.
It
sur-
were
destroyed.
All
that
was
left
vived
the
bombardment.
!was
the
crypt
and
the
tomb
of
books
and
archives
were
sent
St.
Benedict
who
founded
the
to
the
"open
city"
of
Rome
for
'.
abbey
in
529
A.D.,
and
his
sister
safe
keeping
during
the
war,
but
St.
Scholastica
Bv
JA.MKS
NOKKIS
ROME
(Ri-utersi
Monteras-sino
Abbey,
which
400
tons
of
Allied
bombs
reduced
to
rubble
in
1944,
is
rising
again
and
by
the
end
of
1955
will
show
no
building.
five
resoirn.
Sunday-May
10th
JACK
HAWKINS
tM)S
TUDAV
7:009:00
P.M.
IN
KOREA
(P
Canadian
units
here
are
scheduled
to
receive
the
United
States
army's
new-style
jeeps
and
2'i-ton
trucks,
the
25th
Canadian
infantry
brigade
has
been
informed.
Eighth
Army
headquarters
has
told
the
bripade
that
it
will
be
"OUTPOST
IN
MALAY
i
i
I
i
Lingerie
,
Gloves
Housecoats
Umbrellas
Hosiery
Tablecloths
Sweaters
Bedspreads
Purses
Towels
r
.;v.
'A
'
i
sr
3f
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
1
rmz.'
,1
mm
inistaiiiiBBaiBBiiiiiiiiiii',ii(11'
"phased
into''
the
change-over
I
from
old
to
new-style
vehicles
as
part
of
the
Korea
theatre's
over-all
program.
Actual
switch
is
expected
to
take
place
during
the
summer,
and
should
be
completed
by
early
autumn,
brigade
staff
officers
say.
The
turned-in
vehicles,
after
reconditioning
in
U.S.
Army
workshops
in
Japan,
will
be
reissued
to
Korean
Army
units.
For
certain
types
of
equipment,
and
rations,
the
Canadians
here
have
been
in
the
American
scars.
It
is
bciiif;
rebuilt
on
the
same
spot
where
at
various
times
during
its
hi
t".y
it
has
been
pillaged,
demolished
by
earthquake
and
at
last
completely
destroyed
by
aerial
and
artillery
bombardment.
Itaiy's
minist.y
of
public
works
has
alrcac.y
spent
more
than
2.000.000.009
lire,
about
$3,220,000,
on
the
first
seven
stages
of
the
reconstruction,
and
will
spend
another
estimated
1.000.000.000.
lire,
a!-'
i't
'
fi
10,000.
on
t;
last
Ihi'et
.
;
i
.
.
i
Suir.c
4ii;;
vvi)tk:.i:n
and
scores
of
craftsmen
are
working
on
the
1
project,
under
the
direction
of
',
an
architect
who
is
himself
a
'
Penedictine
monk,
Don
Angelo
'
Pan'oni.
I
Although
the
abbey
as
an
in-
1
stituUon
is
1.400
years
old,
none
i
of
the
bui'diivis
was
of
earlier
j
date
than
the
sixteenth
century.
The
oldest
art
relic
was
the
j
QMm
DRSDDEN
LTD.
20th
Century
Fox
pre
pipeline.
It
was
not
considered
nracticnble
or
economical,
when
the
force
was
set
up
in
1950,
to
i
establish
a
Canadian
pipeline
MARILYN
JOSEPH
U
MONROE
'COTTEN
-PETtRS
See
us
to
cfiscuss
that
new
construction
great
bronze
door
of
the
cathed-
for
so
small
a
formation.
The
problem
was
to
maintain
not.
only
a
flow
of
vehicles
to
replace
those
knocked
out
in
action
or
damaged
in
accidents,
but
parts
to
service
those,
in
operation.
"
It
was
almost
a
foregone
con
-
ciuiw
luwn
M
nan
:,
TOTEM
i'
liif
lW
Ifin
J
T.fJ..
STARTS
THURSDAY
Fvrnlnr
Shows
7
and
9
D
m.
C
Matinee
Saturday
at
2
p.m.
A
KAMOI
.S
IM.AVKItSTIIHTRl
A
,
"BLOWTORCH
P.LONDK"
Marilyn
Monroe
practices
her
feminine
lures
on
Richard
Allen
to
intice
him
into
a
dangerous
plot
in'
"Niagaia."
new
Twentieth
Century-Fox
suspense
drama
opening
tomorrow
at
the
Totem
Theatre,
starring
Miss
'Monroe,
Joseph
Cotten
and
Jean
Peters.
SCREEN
FLASHES
'YUKON
GOLD"
TODAY
7
-
8:20
FLAT
TOP"
color
clusion,
when
the
theatre;
change-Over
was
decided,
that
;
the
Canadians,
too,
would
make
the
switch.
The
new
Jeep
has
many
re-'
finemeiits
suggestive
of
civilian
vehicles,
a
longer
wheel-base
.
LU1
yc
TIIEV
WANT
TO
GIVE
EVERYTHING
THEY'VE
COT
Joseph
Cottcn,
who
co-stars
motel,
casting
$8,000,
the
first
affording
more
foot
room
In
the
..
.TO
THEIR
COUNTRY!
-
e
una-,
,
'
"4)
'
Vi
f
'
.
fit
'
Ml.,
Ml
i
1
1
rv
It..
.
J-
X
-f
4
5
"J
i
f
h
1
4,
it
-
with
Marilyn
Monroe
and
Jean
tourist
court
to
face
the
Falls
by.
rear,
and
a
moulded
hood
that
Peters
in
Niagara,
"
Twentieth
special
permission
of
the
Can-1
gives
it
a
dressier
look.
Century-Fox's
suspense
drama
adian
government.
Much
of
the;
Major
difference
in
the
truck
opening
tomorrow
at
the
Totem
action
of
the
story
takes
place1
s
that
it
Is
hydraullcally
driven.
Theatre,
celebrated
23
years
of
around
this
motel.
has
a
more
comfortable
cab
for
movie
stardom
w'ith
his
role
in
the
driver,
and
also
is
generally
the
picture.
Filmed
a-.ainst
the
interesting;
better
looking.
As
the
insanely
jealous
hus-
backgrounds
of
Washington's!
The
theatre
program
Is
to
ef-band
of
Miss
Monroe
in
the
.scii.illatui?
diplomatic,
society,
fect
the
switch
from
the
base
story,
he
is
at
one
and
the
same
the
Wac
Training
Centre
and
forward.
During
the
last
two
time
hero
and
villain.
Some-
Quartermaster
B
ard
at
Fort
Lee,
!
months
most
base
and
llnes-of-what
unusual
for
a
star,
he
wore
,
v..,
Frederick
3:i,;son's
"Never
communications
units
have
a
shoddy
wardrobe
believed
to
be
wave
at
a
WAC"
comes
to
the!
drawn
theirs.
ft
Be
ready
for
the
Victoria
Day
wee
(but
their
holiday
and
all
your
summer
motoring
.
.
.
put
on
Firestones
and
be
sure
of
safe,
-trouble-free
travel.
All
Firestone
tires
are
now
made
with
rayon
cord
for
extra
strength
and
safety
...
at
no
extra
cost.
the
least
expensive
that
any
star
Capitol
Theatre
tomorrow,
with
has
worn
in
years.
.
Rosalind
Russell.
Paul
Douglas!
"I
thought
I
was
in
for
an
easy
and
Marie
Wilson
in
the
stellar
time
when
I
donned
a
98-cenl
:
roles
'
canvas
hat.
shabby
shoes,
a
torn'
.
inrlirn,,,,,
hv
th
tlll
country
1
wintt
to
give
T
it
right
back!)
Y
l
Ottawa
Maps
Giant
5-Year
T-shirt
and
wornout
gray
Ilan-,a
M11;vi,.c
ln
cr)mc(,
)
,ife
tne
nel
trousers
Cotton
explained,
And
Woul(ns
Armv
Corps.
out
I
didnt
reckon
with
the
AmMcA
by
tnp
cast
it
dLs
j
Health
Program
Now
tinguished
by
fine
performance?
OTTAWA
it
Tne
lederal
gov-
TO
TRADE
TIRES
f
rom
han'',.s
constantly
over
and
around
Niagara
Falls
where
we
A
romantic
riot
that'll
i,
win
all
th
medals.
..for
hilarity...
if
Roz
and
Paul
and
Mario
In
laugh-loaded
tpreel
jjk
.tit
a
irio
O!
ccmeaians
wno
crnment
has
mapped
out
a
$212.-proved
their
ability
to
noo.ooo
health
suendinc
program
have
;"oo
filmed
all
the
exterior
bring
hearty
(union
laughter
to
the
fol
the
next
jive
years,
including
a
three-way
boost
and
aid
to
for
the
picture.
To
assur"
a
factual
back-
disabled
persons
and
mothers
90
of
trouble
comes
in
the
last
10
of
a
tire's
life
.
.
.
why
risk
trying
to
get
the
lost
few
miles
from
old,
worn
tires?
Trade
them
in
nowon
newFiresfone
Champions
.
.
.
then
drive
in
safety
and
carefree
comfort
all
summer
long.
drenched
and
haci
to
chanue
into
!
Hr.r
nrt
lire
That,
m:irh.
it.
rPP-
grounl
f?r
the
numerous
humor-
and
their
babies
and
to
provide
increased
X-ray
and.othcr,
la-
cssary
for
the
wardrobe
men
to
"s
situations.
Producer
Freder-
I
;
Ml
I
1
make
up
ten
sets
of
duplicate
--
w:'"
.-u..-,
Wi
.
of
tne
Department
of
De-,
The
three-fold
expansion
was
clothing
and
mv
outfit
became
as,
expensive
for
the
studio
as
well-
1
Seme
and
the
WAC
personnel
at
announe'id
by
JItaJtrt
Minister
1
lout
business
suits
and
evening
orl
Lee
oispaicneu
me
tmuc
marun
u
ne
unuitni
uic
uum-
c'olhes
would
have
been
I
caLSt
ancl
"ew
to
Virginia
for
j
mons
debate
on
health
epart-'
changed
clothes
so
often
that
I
several
weeks
of
filming.
rrtent
estimates.
i,ao
q
nou-.fnnnH
svmnathv
for
t.aiiifh?
abound
in
-tio-e
scenes
I
Spokesmen
for
the
CCF
sug-
fihould
!rfrin.ti.a
artwi"
'
rtpi.lln.
with
:i
Washington
host--
gestcd
the
government
9
"
m
ln
i
When
not
changing
clothes,,
ess
and
a
Broadway
showgirl
!
have
gone
farther,
bringing
:
Cotten
became
an
unofficial
re-
who
go
through
the
eight
weeks
;
national
health
insurance.
riEOIIICK
IIISSON
-'
Rosalind
Russell
Paul
Douglas
Marie
Wilson
CHAIilPIOEl
TIRES
searcher
for
the
troupe
of
ac-
of
basic
training
with
ciltercntj
tors
who
spent
a
month
in
and
reactions
to
rcg.mented
life.
around
th?
alls
filming
"Ni-
j
Double
romances
result
whenj
i
agara"
ana
regaled
Mis
Monroe
tj,e
hostess
salvages
her
un-!
!
and
Miss
Peters
with
historical
happy
marriaue
to
a
wealthy
!
Coal
Deposits
To
Be
Probed
a
a
m
ti
'
-.tt
'
lore
about
thus
natural
wonder
textile
manufacturer
after
he
1
VICTORIA
W
The
Victoria
I
of
the
wu:
id.
arrives
at
Fort
Lee
to
test
new
Times
said
ln
a
newspage
story
NOW
MADE
WITH
RAYON
CORD
AT
NO
EXTRA
COST
j
ts-
iwp-txvi
Century-Fox
Army
uniforms,
and
the
ex-Monday
that
interests
ln
the
'
romnanv
added
to
the
historv
of
chorus
cutie
ropes
a
wolfish
i
United
States
are
planning
an
"extensive
examination
of
coal
i
me
ral.s
oy
erecting
a
ten-unit
Army
sergeant
into
matrimony
deposits
In
southeastern
British
Columbia
and
Alberta.
111.
-
in
95
(60016)
PRICtS
AS
LOW
AS
The
story
said
a
government
source
said
coal
would
be
used
ATA
Spokesman
Denies
Secret
Jet
Developments
Leak
to
Russia
l
.
V'.
,
J
'A.tfAl
for
steam
generated
electricity
to
make
up
for
water
shortage
for
electrical
power
generation
LESS
BIG
TRADE-IN
in
the
Pacific
northwest
United
STARTS
TOMORROW
ALLOWANCE
States
-
1
1
-r
-;
CAPITOL
Also
(arloon
-
News
"Polq
Thoney"
Shows
7
-
9:13
Freedom
in
!
LONDON
(APi
A
Labor
mem-
sia
after
the
war
s
end
"hands
j
'
ber
charged
today
that
Britain's
on
a
plate
to
the
Soviet
govern-
;
secret
jet
developments
leak
to
mcnt
two
years'
worth
of
devcl-
Russia
within
a
month
and
oprncnt."
i
oulekly
turn
up
in
MiG
fighters.
Sandys
said
the
sale
of
Nene
A
government
spokesman
denied
power
plants
to
Russia
"in
my
it.
opinion
undoubtedly
had
the
!
Oeorge
Wigg
said
in
the
House
cifect,
of
reducing
by
about
two1
TIIK.VTKI
H
FAMOl
S
rl.AVHW
Government
PHONE
TaxT
YOUR
SOCIAL
CREDIT
GOVERNMENT
MAINTAINS
A
CONSTANT
AND
UNCOMPROMISING
STAND
FOR
A
of
Commons
the
British
secrets
years
the
technical
lead
which
were
built
into
MiG
fighters
at-
,
we
then
had
over
the
Russians."
tacking
United
Nations
forces
in
j
The
authoritative
Jane's
dircc-Korea.
Supply
Minister
Duncan
t0ry,
"All
the
World's
Aircraft,"
Sandys
denied
the
charge.
He
claimed
Nenes
powered
the
pro-said
"under
the
present
admin-ilvpe
0f
an
early
MiG
fighter,
istration
we
take
good
care
to
1
the
MiO-15,
ln
1947
and
added
see
that
our
secrets
are
not
that
"the
MiG-15
airframe,
which
passed
over
to
the
Soviet
govern-
h;id
t
bepn
dc5igncd
for
lhis
ment."
!
.
.
,
..
,
Sandys
countered
by
charging
,
e"8"ic.
was
specially
modified
hat
tne
former
Labor
govern-j
to
suit
the
eminently
suitable
m.cnt'3
sale
of
Nene
jets
to
Rus-
1
power
plant."
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