The
first
eto
of
the
Cha-
teau
de
Ramez
y
in
Montreal.
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FLASHES
8
Prlnre
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Today
to
WCUW
museum,
was
I
now
a
historic;,
'laid
in
1705.
Ceda
Pavlovic
Has
Difficulty
Convincing
People
He's
Alive
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Women
are
women
and
men
French
or
FnglUh
or
Latin
males,
are
men
all
over
the
world,
and
"Thry'ie
all
alike
they're
aH
it's
high
time
that
newspaper
men!"
insists
Marta.
"What
am
and
magazine
writers
got
onto
I
to
say?
If
the
men
I
meet
are
the
fact,
according
to
lovely
very
handsome,
and
if
they
are
Marta
Toren.
The
actress,
cur-
witty,
and
if
they
like
me,
I
like
rently
starred
with
Dana
An-
them.
If
they
are
not
any
of
drews.
George
Sanders
and
Aud-
these,
1
don't
care
if
they
are
;
BELGRADE
(AP)
Pity
the
plight
of
Ceda
Pavlovic,
who
i
awoke
the
other
night
in
a
ccm-jetery
fully
dressed
for
his
own
lormal
funeral.
Ok
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pr
-
rey
Totter
at
the
Totem
Theatre
Swedes
or
anyone
else,
you
can
in
Columbia
Pictures
"Assign-i
have
fhem."
merit
Paris,"
offers
her
com-
Marta,
had
an
opportunity
to
physician
pronounced
him
dead.
His
body
was
carted
off
for
burial
next
day
under
government
health
regulations.
It
was
lodged
in
an
ice-chilled
vault
beneath
the
cemetery
chapel.
Pavlovic
awoke
to
find
himself
in
a
coffin.
He
then
nudged
the
lid
of
the
coffin.
The
lid
moved
upwards.
He
climbed
out.
only
to
find
the
vault
door
bolted.
He
cried
for
help.
Frightened,
a
cemetery
;uard
above
fled.
A
60-year-old
retired
Jurist,
Pavlovic
pleaded
his
predicament
at
the
top
of
his
lungs.
"I
Poor
Pavlovic
had
tnken
a
hot
bath
earlier
In
the
day.
Forgetting
his
schoolday
physics
lessons,
he
reached
up
a
dripping
arm
to
snap
on
a
light.
Water
serves
as
a
conductor
for
elec-viicily.
His
wife
found
him
unconscious.
A
hurriedly
summoned
MART
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K
GEORGE
I
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AUDREY
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H
mcnt
on
the
journal
l.stic
ap-
;
judce
the
n.
en
of
several
nation-proach
to
Interviews
only
lw-
alliies
during
production
of
"As-cau.se
she
is
always
a.sked
to
signmcnt
Paris,"
which
was
make
comparisons.
The
fact
that
filmed
in
Paris,
world
capital
of
she
plays
a
reporter
in
"As.sign-
,
intrigue,
where
she
met
and
ment
Paris,"
a
girl
whose
beat;
worked
with
an
admixture
of
is
Budapest,
has
nothing
to
do
American,
English,
French
and
with
Maria's
"complaint."
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Hungarian
males.
"They're
all
According
to
Miss
Toren,
.she
I
alike
they're
all
men!"
never
meets
a
writer
who
d'x
s
j
'
not
ask
her
til
compare
Swrdr.h
j
The
fore:t
product.!
Industry
and
American
males,
or,
If
she
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worth
$IM)
.000,000
Ik
the
&rege.st
iias
just
been
to
Paiis
or
Lundun
.Jnn!c
ttr.pluycr
of
labor
In
New
or
South
America,
American
andF!runswick.
am
here
by
mistake,"
he
shout-td.
"Let
me
out."
The
guard
Youcaniqo
finally
crept
back
and
released
him.
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2-ycar-old
Through
Teen-
ALLOUl
If
you
feel
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ciuiwlili
Pavlovic
hurried
off
to
the
nearest
phone
to
report
to
his
wife
he
was
coming
home,
hungry.
He
was
in
for
another
shock.
Under
the
strain
of
the
day,
she
shrieked.
Then
he
hung
up.
Then
she
fainted.
Pavlovic
tried
next
to
re-establish
himself
with
his
neighbors.
Answering
his
knocks,
they,
looked
quickly,
shuddered
and
slammed
the
doors.
Finally,
he
found
an
acquaintance
who
had
not
heard
of
his
"death."
This
one
served
as
a
1.
1
t
mi
History's
Most
Seductive
Woman!
The
Screen's
Mightiest
Spectacle!
"CLEOPATRA"
.
STARRING
CLAUDETTE
COLBERT
WARREN
WILLIAM
HENRY
WU.COXON
.
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"-us
TODAY
and
TUESDAY
Sl'ZANNE
BL'TLEll,
31-year-old
Ottawa
secretary
finds
writing
"fun,"
especially
after
her
first
novel,
"My
Pride,
My
Folly"
brought
her
fame
and
about
$15,000.
The
book,
about
a
10th
century
Canadian
heroine,
Is
a
best-seller
in
Canada
and
the
United
States.
One-time
Montreal
school-teacher,
Miss
Butler
spent
five
years
on
the
book
and
says
it
takes
must
of
a
lifetime
to
write
a
best-seller.
Shorts
Shirts
Rlazers
Caps
Jeans
Bathing
Trunks
Sweaters
Tee
Shirts
Pants
Windbrcakers
Thee
day
mot
people
work
under
pressure,
worry
more,
sleep
leu.
This
strain
on
body
and
briin
nukes
physical
fitness
easier
to
lose
harder
to
regain.
Today
'a
tense
living,
lowered
resistance,
overwork,
worry
any
of
these
may
affect
normal
kidney
action.
When
kidneys
get
out
of
order,
excess
acids
and
wastes
remain
in
the
system.
Then
backache,
disturbed
rest,
that
"tired-out"
heavy-headed
feeling
often
follow.
That's
the
time
to
take
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills.
Dodd's
stimulate
the
kidneys
to
normal
action.
Then
you
feel
better
sleep
better
work
better.
Ask
for
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
at
ant
rfriM"
rmmtr.
:
WALLACE
S
DEPT.
STORE
go-between.
Poor
Pavlovic
soon
was
home
again.
But
a
last
shock
was
still
to
come.
His
family
had
inserted
&
death
notice
in
the
morning
TOTE,
The
Pigeon
river
on
the
north-'
The
Prtitcodiac
river
in
New
west
side
of
Lake
Superior
was
Brunswick
was
a
favorite
Indian
mentioned
in
1722
as
an
entry
route
between
the
Cumberland
SHOWS
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CAPITOL
i
MMOI'S
mVHiSTHFtTl
to
the
west,
region
and
Quebec.
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...
papers,
too
late
to
be
withdrawn.
Pavlovic
still
is
answering
messages
of
condolence.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
191Q
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SIIII'I'INO
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
f'liunc
60
or
68
Cor.
2nd
and
Tark
Ave.
Strikers
Reject
latest
Offer
At
Saanich
VICTORIA
P
The
possibility
of
a
settlement
of
the
week-old
;trike
of
municipal
workers
in
icighboring
Saanich
faded
to-lay
with
reports
the
strikers
have
rejected
the
council's
latest
iffer.
In
a
bid
to
settle
the
strike
f
150
members
of
the
Saanich
Vlunicipal
Employees
Assocla-
j
ion,
council
increased
its
wa'je
j
iffer
but
the
association
voted
i
iown
the
offer
Friday.
Union
officials
said
the
new
uer,
wnicn
includes
a
seven-cnt-an-hour
increase
for
labor-srs
now
earning
$1.24'i
an
hour,
"id
a
three
per
cent
increase
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JiV.ti.
v
ijf
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t
k
.
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.
for
employees
pBld
by
the
month,
was
not
acceptable.
j
The
association
reduced
its
dc-
mands
at
a
meeting
Monday
to
i
,
...
-ii
iiuui
ior
lauorcrs,
it
also
iT'tncpfi
demands
for
other
class-
1
ilications.
Council
mad
no
offer
to
ad-tiist
some
of
(he
varies
of
specialized
workers
which
is
one
of
th"
mnin
Issues
in
t.h'j
dispute.
Aorangi
Leaves
on
Last
Trip
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It
was
to
be
a
tender
moment
as
several
hundred
persons
gathered
at
the
dock
here
to
bid
nostalgic,
farewell
to
the
liner
Aorangi.
.
There
wvrc
some
damp
eyes
as
the
veteran
liner,
last
seagoing
passenger
link
between
Canada
and
New
Zealand-Australia
prepared
to
leave
on
th"
final
lc
of
her
last
voyage
between
Vancouver
and
Sydney,
Australia.
A
farewell
message
was
broadcast
over
the
loudspeaker
system
and
a
band
played
the
Maori
farewell
song,
"Now
is
the
Hour."
But.
as
It
turned
out,
now
wasn't
the
hour.
A
mechanical
default
prevented
the
Aorangi
from
leaving
the
dock.
She
didn't
sail
from
Sydney
until
midnight
and
when
the
old
lady
of
the
Pacific
slipped
out,
she
was
watched
by
only
a
determined
handful
of
GEORGE
HILLS
Get
Things
Done
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After
ren'hlng
Sydney,
the
!
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J
siorangi
will
leave
lor
Britain
to
be
scrapped.
"Do
the
men
gel
good
pay
7"
"Yes,
at
Inco
even
a
beginner
main
good
money.
An
time
gocn
on
ther
arc
chances
for
working
into
better
and
better
jobs.
In
addition,
employ,
ees
receive
medical
and
hospital
care
for
themselves
and
families
at
very
low
cost
to
them.
I'eiisions
are
paid
to
employees
v.
ho
retire
or
are
disabled
and
these
are
paid
for
by
the
company.
So
you
see
Into
is
a
real
good
plac
to
work."
.
,
CO
j
The
Shorthorn
breed
of
cattle
first
known
as
Teeswatcr
cattle
and
later
as
Durhams,
before
receiving
their
present
name-are
native
to
the
northwestern
i
section
of
England
,
:v
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j
i
if:
"Yes,
tlicrc
arc
p.nd
jobs
and
a
lot
of
tlicm
in
the
nickel
mine
and
plants.
There
is
still
a
certain
amount
of
heavy
v.
oil
to
do,
hut
machines
have
made
most
jobs
a
lot
easier
and
more
pleasant,
l
or
instance,
the
ore
today
is
handled
almost
entirely
by
maihiiics
instead
of
by
pick
and
shovel."
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