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News
Wcdncbiljy,
March
4.
I'i'Si
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FLASHES
,Vfl
You'll
LAUGH
I
You'll
cry.
I
1.
yr
'
t
wna
III
More
Than
9,000,000
Homes
In
England
Have
no
Bath
hrtf"i
Red
Sktltciii,
km'!
of
the
fun-sters.
now
proves
himself
a
superb
dramatic
.'tar
as
well
in
i
"The
Clown."
M-U-M's
heart-1
tuEciim
drama,
opening
Ttiurs-
3LTUJL3
U
H
...
'j
I
J
1
,
f
K
T
,
prvaosvad
wmcr
i
In
the
last
census
it
was
dis
'
jday
at
the
Totem
Theatre
In
a
story
mixing
laugus
unu
tears.
Skelton
pmyf.
me
roir
in
,
:Dodo
Delwyn.
once
a
ldinouj
ZiegfeUl
comeihan
who
throuuh
Till
AAh...
closed
that
more
than
8.000.000
people
are
still
living
in
"composite"
households
with
Inlaws
and
others,
that
some
900.000
homes
in
Britain
are
without
a
k'tolrn
sink
and
more
than
5.000.000
without
a
fixed
bath.
These
conditions
have
brought
a
steady
stream
of
new
appli-
ll
lift
L
ir
,
fc
I
t
LONDOM
(CP)
Spurred
on
by,
Jluio'id
Ma
cm
Ulan,
Britain's
minister
of
housing
and
local;
fcovernmen;.
United
Kingdom!
fcjildinH
contractors
set
up
a,
pi-t-war
record
of
home
,t
on-i
Unction
in
1952.
I
Under
the
incentive
of
relaxed
restrictions
and
free
enterprise!
i'.V.3
drinking,
ssaniuiliiK
ann
quanei-ing
has
descended
clo-e
to
the
bottom
of
the
entertainment
ladder.
His
wife.
Paula,
has
divorced
him
and
has
remarried
rev
TOTE
1
T
STARTS
THURSDAY
Evening
?!
-
pm.
Matinee
Saturday
I:
p.m.
Elf
'hut
has
permitted
him
to
keep
for
modern
facilities
01-
A
f
iihu'i
a
total
of
233.922
dwellings
were
j
cants
erected
during
the
year.
well.Jerea
oy
ine
i-
their
little
son.
urns
u
a
.
..
i-.
.
...
l.i..
,,f
1
i
.
above
the
12-montns
largei
ui
;
t
a
"HOLIDAY
FOR
SiNNr7
Private
builders
a
it
present
are
1
J
y3f
j
J
;
.
TODAY
7-8:13
votion
to
his
latner
ouovs
up
me
latter
in
his
darkest
moments,
but
when
circumstances
land
mass-producing
these
"THE
HOUR
OF
THUTffvi
with
a
wide
choice
prospective
ow
ners
'ranging
upward
I
STARTS
TOMORROW
DESTROYER
ESCORT
I1MCS
Algonquin
flier
a
white
ensign
sam
lonowiim
mum
1.000.
A
few
di-splay
homes
were
nut
un
and
made
ready
for
ten
THE
They're
235.000
ixed
by
Macmillan.
The
record
compared
ith
',61.831
new
houses
and
flats
completed
in
1951,
and
55,400
in
llMfi.
But
the
country's
hous'in?
prgblem
still
remains
acute.
Al-thoii'-'h
1
.253.270
new
homes
have
been
built
in
the
whole
of
Britain
.since
the
end
of
the
Second
World
War.
the
waiting
list
is
p.icked
with
names
of
nearly
11,000.000
families.
rerent
survey
showed
that
him
In
Jail.
Dodo
is
convinced
the
boy
would
face
a
happier
future
with
!-.";
:v."'!vr
and
wH-to-do
stepfather
Desolate
and
inconsolate.
he
cannot
show
In-
,
terest
in
a
come-back
via
vision,
offered
him
by
his
former
!
Ziegfeld
agint.
But
now
Dink!
,
runs
away
from
Paula,
unable
j
to
endure
the
separation
from
i
AFTe.
missioning
ceremony
at
Fuimalt.
B
C.
Foreru
mcr
of
Canada's
anti-submarine
neii.
sub
nus
become
virtually
an
electronic
fighter
after
18
months
of
rebuilding.
Cmdr.
Patrick
F.
X.
Russell
of
Victoria
addresses
the
ship's
company
while
B.C.
Ueutenant-Oovernor
Clarence
Wallace
looks
on.
HIDDEN
X,
ants
in
less
than
two
months.
Meanwhile.
Macmillan
has
set
a
tentative
objective
of
270
000
new
homes
for
1953.
Spokesmen
for
the
U'iMing
industry
es
TBEASUBC.,
JKND
THOSE
safety
timate
the
years
final
figure
is
the
lather
tie
adores,
and
the
I
child
s
devotion
Inspires
liodo
to
make
his
hurt
trv
His
debut
on
television
is
an
overwhelming
1
.success
but
the
strain
has
tK'en
'too
much
for
his
heart
and
he
t
PIRATE
BABES
PONT
HIDE
MUCH
Gifted
Young
Canadian
Soprano
Stands
At
Crossroads
With
Promising
Future
.n
20
London
borougns
aiimt
j
llkeIy
l0
be
cioser
to
300,000
sua
more
than
115.000
families
verei
,ons'(ruction
was
aiready
in
pro-i
need
of
-housing
and
Uvit
,
a
manv
had
been
waiting
uH
i
'.6
5
at
the
beginning
of
193.
Idles
on
the
crest
o(
a
new
suc
By
JOHN
PATERSOX
years
made
the
2B-year-old
lyric
Symphony
and
the
Robert
Shaw
ri.onr
inn
,.f
this
rnnntrv
it
hst-
chorale.
Later,
the
work
will
be
cess
Skelton
proves
himself
an
artist
to
rank
with
the
best
In
his
role
ai
the
clown
who
tumbles
on
a
dow
n-hill
slide
throueh
life
It
is
a
roie
which
vividly
contrasts
pathos
and
merriment
TORONTO
O
At
this
particu-
;
known
artists.
Here,
her
career
recorded,
lar
moment
in
her
career
Lois
i
u
assured.
'
EVMOl'S
'
KOl.t
'Z
i
.
Vr,
;
M
Bb0,Jt
the
samc
ume.
March
she
will
sing
as
she
ha
for
Itinn
nf
ctanriinir
nf
n
n
interna-,
.
.
...i
k
n-
i
.
.
.
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n
I
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-
...
Anuru
1
U.V
A
I
U
1
1
1
mwt
liacril-
th
Uu
fiv
vur
tYif
unlit
rnif
tional
crossroads
with
a
promis
The
fani'-'i
comedy
team.
Bud
Abbott
and
Um
CosU-llo.
combine
ing
to
her
magnificent
voice
the
,in
st
Matlhew
,
Pai,ion
in
Tor-Italian
maestra
chose
her
for
the
n,..h
,h,
Toronto
Svmnhonv
ing
future
in
both
directions.
and
the
Mendcls.sohn
Choir.
ThU
'their
lalcnU
attain.
In
what
1,
Concert
and
radio
perform-1
solo
soprano
role
In
the
Mlssa
ances
in
many
centres
across
Solemnla
at
Carnegie
Hall
March
Canada
.
during
the
last
three
28.
She
will
appear
with
the
NBC
reportedly
their
funniest
wreen
too
will
be
recorded.
SEW-AND-SAVE
WEEK
V
f
FEB.
28th
-MAR.
7th
'Tit
Fashion
to
your
Budget
fifAKp
ME
l;
r
WALLACE'S
1
Department
Store
o"',r"1
Ils
Abbott
and
iUn-
debut
After
her
Town
Hall
last
December
in
New
York
.she
was
acclaimed
by
the
New
York
critics.
She
signed
a
three-year
contract
with
one
of
New
York
s
leilo
Mwi
auuini
rwni.1.
Woodley
irHlutioii
in
Suiwr-clneeolor
lor
Warner
Hros.
with
Charles
Laui;hUn
piaylns
Captain
Ki'kl
in
the
new
film
H
Governmet
Shackles
Hamper
Australian
Uranium
Mining
mpuivo
..t...
Tillri
t
!,e
fi.nitol
O'Neill
and
Judd
This
start
.
Theatu
June
1.
Meanwhile,
she
has
a
series
of
concerts
to
give
in
Ontario
and
Quebec.
Still
a
bit
dazed
by
the
swift-movinz
events
of
the
last
few
1
The
.stot
v
till,
h'l
Captain
Kidd.
with
hi.
.tr:i'.
crew,
sails
to
the
inland
of
i'trtui'.a
for
a
rendezvous
with
a
beautiful
blonde
b-i-i
;
:
r
i
iii,p'titnr
and
then
becomes
u
volvcd
with
two
tavern
waiters.
When
Kidd
nil-s-tak-nly
recives
a
love
note,
and
the
map
to
a
hidden
treasure
rordin?
to
Mr.
Wentworth.
is
that
the
domestic
price
Is
only
a
fraction
of
the
price
paid
to
producers
in
North
America.
Government
income
tax
concessions
therefore
did
not
mean
very
much
because
private
ln
terests
would
probably
not
make
:.ny
income
to
be
taxed.
f
lit"
months,
Mm
Marshall,
five
feet
tall,
with
warm,
brown
eyes
and
expressive
features,
admits
it
has
'
been
"hard,
hard
work,"
!
She
has
bad
to
battle
long
odds
I
1
most
of
the
way.
She
suffered
!
SYDNEY,
Australia
CP
Australia's
development
of
its
uranium
resources
is
hamstruns
by
government
shackles,
according
to
William
C.
Wentworth,
p.,
a
supporter
cl
the
Mcnzies
Liberal-Country
party
coalition.
Mr.
Wentworth
has
made
a
close
study
of
the
countrys
mineral
resources.
He
says
no
uranium
has
been
produced
by
private
mining
companies
and
virtually
no
private
prospectin'!
falls
into
the
hands
of
the
wait-
ir
hiinrioov
rnmtilicatlons
re-
from
polio
between
the
ages
of
u,llt
As
,he
tavern
waiters
who!
Although
the
big
uranium
ore
-Killrn
(
U
t
in
III
Evcningt
7
Sat.
Motmtt
2
SUPERoni
COLOR
CAPITOL
.
niiorn
rrAvms
thkatri.
deposits
at
Rum
Jungle
In
thci'o
d
Ktrt.
nJ
still
has
avle
wUh
dptain
Kidd
In
the
northern
territory
now
have
slight
limp.
Her
voice,
when
she
:
for
burled
treasure
'.com-
j
been
handed
over
to
the
big
!
started
training
at
the
Royal
!
ic
Abbott
and
Co.stello
are
given
private
concern,
the
Zinc
Cor-
Conservatory
of
Music.
Toronto.
,
ample
0plirtlinil:es
to
display;
poratlon.
the
effect
of
govern'
1
1
yr
'
hiB'
1'tiht
j
their
zativ
antics.
.
'
has
been
done.
This
compares
'
most
unfavorably
with
Canada
land
the
United
States
where
Now
it
than
ment
ooliev
had
been
to
keen
;
;
'
ranges
"
"""
more
"
I
octaves
from
D
below
Middle
C
to
Australian
uranium
within
the
,
F
above
high
C
private
firms
are
playing
sn
important
part
in
developing
the
uranium
industry.
Greatest
drawback
to
private
uranium
production
here,
ac-
Call
112
That
s
the
Cab
for
You
Zinc
Corporation
would
be
only
an
aRer.t
for
the
government.
tEorly
Start
bL'BUC.
Sask
(CPi
S,).'ing
stuns:
One
farmer
here
repor
d
his
turkey
hen
made
a
next
in
an
outside
haystack
and
ha
been
Uylr.it
regularly
lnce
January,
Another
farmer
found
a
sparrow
'
rtejt
With
three
egw
W
Theatre-Goers
Pass
ThCoq'
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French-Canadian
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perhaps
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soldier
In
the
filmed
version
of
the
comedy-druma
of
Trench-Canadian
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durln?
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Second
World
War.
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