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Prince Rupert Daily News
ne Saturday, December 7, 1957

 

MOVIE COLUMN, COLUMN

Stroke, Partner’ s Death

 

By BOB
‘ great comedy tenm of Laurel an
, act again,

; “The wry-faced comic, now 67,

; made the comment at his apart.

\ ment on the beach at Malibu
where * ‘he talked freely about
his. own health, his long partner-
ship with “Babe’’ Hardy, the
state of comedy today and other
matters,

‘‘He showed the effects of a
stroke that incapacitated him
two years ago, but his face oc-
casionally lighted up with his
famoiis, wideangle grin.

, “The doctors cated it a slight
stroké, ” he related, “but I don’t
see how any stroke can be slight.

Even if you get back to normal
physically, you're mentally de-
moralized. ”

* The .stroke paralyzed his side
ca “the left, fortunately” — but
he now ds able to walk.
ACTIVITIES LIMITED
‘> He limits his activities to oc-
casional shopping trips to Santa
Moniéa. The rest of the time he
spends writing letters to friends

and fans, watching TV and sce- |

ing a few old friends. “Not many
come ‘any more,” he said. “T!

: guess because 1 can't give them,

jobs any more
,, Babe | died last August, his |
once-rotund body wasted away

 

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~~” By EASLEY BLACK

BLACKWOOD on

~ | BRIDGE

ians Career

THOMAS

“HOLLYWOOD 17 — Stan Laurel, surviving member of the
d Hardy, said today he will never

after

pussing was a blessing for Babe

the team,
“It's a strange thing,
reflected, “but we

last years of his life. When we
were making pictures together,

set. As soon as the picture was
finished, he’d go his way and
Ua go mine...

“After we were out of pictures,
we did a lot of touring Europe
together, and that’s when we
got to know each other, intim-
ately. You couldn’t help it —
you had to be together for much
of the time at theatres, in
hotels, at press: parties: and on
trains.”

Stan said that he can’t stand
to watch their old comedies on
TV “because they’re so cut up.”

The general state of comedy
today is poor, he sighed, because
comics are burning themselves
out from over-exposure,’' “You
can’t pour out ‘comedy. every
week.” he said. “You’ve’ ‘got to
prepare.”

 

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Mr. New Baffled Over Champion's Play;
Would Sooner Kibitz Than Play

~My. Champion gave today’s hand such a good play
that Mr. New, the avid kibitzer, thought he was being

cheated.
Against the three no trump
‘contract he led the four of
spades. Mr. Masters put up the
king and the ace won. At trick
two Mr. Champion led a low
diamond toward the board and
was pleased to see the queen fall.
He won with dummy’s king and
led a diamond back to his ace to
make sure Mr. New hadn’t pull-
ed .a wrong card or something,
Mr. New discarded a small club.
Now, with the information he
had developed from ‘the first
three tricks, Mr. Champion
it promptly led the queen of clubs
and went right up with dummy’s

 

were omielline the lone king.

PATS PET nee Te Cae AO
Wait ao ininutes die sid stis-
Piciously. “How did you Kisuw
Masters had a loin Kine |

it
but
“Tle

Mr. Champion thought
was beneath him to reply,
Mr. Masters explaincd it.
didn’t know T had the lone
king,” he said. ‘but he was
practically certain Thad a lone
club 2... and it amight be the
king. He had to bring in more
than one club to make nine
tricks. He was willtng to dose
aoclub trick to sou, but not to
me. Tf TP got Che lead. a spade
return would kill) bin,

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immobile for almost a year. His

‘Stan said, but it was still a blow
to the remaining member of

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DEMOLITION IS UNDER way to make way for the Bank of Montreal’s new 14-story build-
ing in Montreal’s financial district, a model of which is seen adjoining the bank’s domed
headoffice building on St. James strect. The building, to be erected on the site of the bank’s
first permanent home, built in 1818 (inset), i; scheduled for completion in mid-1960. The
original building was torn down in 1876 when the Place d’Armes post office was built. The
new B of M building will rise on this site and will provide the most modern banking accom-
modation in Canada.

 

Neither AFL- CiO or Teamsters

 

 
 

‘ Every Thursday, the doctor,
who prefers to remain anonym-
ous, visits Oukalla prison and

as far as possible long-standing |
disfigurement and deformity.
Fis work is a voluntary con-
tribution in a new field.

He says he believes that in

as broken, twisted nose or uply
scar.

“If the prisoner can be made
to appear normal, there is

normally when he
society.”

The surgeon

returns to

has conducted
the last five years. There are no
statistics by which to measure
success, but both he and warden
Hugh Christle say “a significant
number” of prisoners have suc-
cessfully re-stablished them-
selves after treatment.

Simple plastic surgery is used
in most cases. mostly under lo-
cal anaesthetic in the prison
hospital.

DELINQUENTS HELPED
“The most obvious truth in

the fact that a
who up until time of treatment
have been
subsequently
themselves successfully,”
warden Christic.

The surgeon does not con-
clude that physical deformittfes

said

fact remains that many crimin-
als are disfigured.
There is a Jong waiting Mst

screened by the prison staff.
Those most likely to be helped

 

 

 

 

goes about his work of removing |

certain cases criminal: behavior |
can be traced to such disabilities |

an}
added chance of his behaving |

about 225 such operations over '

Surgeon Improves Faces
To Rehabilitate Criminals

VANCOUVER (@ — A Vancouver surgeon !s testing hls theory
that new faces will in many cases aid a criminal’s rehabilltaion,

|

 

the whole experiment has been»
significant |
number of confirmed delinquents:

unreformable have.
re - established ;

help to make criminals, but the |

for the operations. The men are '

are accepted. Experience has,
shown that younger men are,
the best subjects. The opera-:
tions do not help drug addicts
noticeably,
Bees Essential
CHARLOTTETOWN @— The

(federal agriculture department's -

   

' Grateful Visitors

I
FORT WILLIAM, Ont. @ — |
Four citizens from Pakistan,
here as guests of the Canadian |

government to study Canadian

methods of handling grain, said . |

Fanaa is' “hospitality personi-
e ad

 

CAPITOL S& .

TODAY

 

 

7 p.m,
9 p.m.

Robert Wagner
“STOP OVER TOKYO” ‘ :

OS A TL a TO a ET ae EN
Sunday Midnite t to Wednesday 7 p.m. - 8.15 p.m.

    
  
 

 

 

 

 
  
 
 
 
     
   
   
 
    
  
 
 
   
     
  

 

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“Sceptre and the Mace”

TODAY = i Pm.

9.15 pom,

 

Monday and Tuesday 7.15 p.m. only

PRESENTED BY
WARNER BROS.

STARRING

 

Don DUBBINS -JACKIE LOUGHERY- LIN Mc Gantt MONICA LEWIS
MAIMIE VAN DOREN LURI NELSON in

“UNTAMED YOUTH”

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

Youth dealer . experimental farm here has:
Neither side. vulnerable :found cucumbers are almost .
NORTH lan a or. ar ver X U sion wholly dependent on bees for:
Mr. Dale pollination. Cucumber plots:
$a ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. is ~~ Dave Beck told a “reporter: PWe sn federal judge has enjoined| bees" Dy oth wo and apiary
@K93 Both the AFL-CIO and the ex-; fully expect it (the ouster). ‘Hoffa from taking office. until, ees produce 093 pounds, |
&A1N0972 Jed Internatoinal Brotherhood | i those visited only by aplary bees |
WEST EAST of Teamsters disclaimed ‘any! ELECTION CHALLENGED | the charges neat he helped rig! produced 6,665 pounds, and plots:
Mr. New Mr. Masters jintent today of starting a labor!, Beck is staying in office pend- | OS OWN elfetion alt decided. ___with no bees gave no yield.
&AQ1084 aK65 . war in the wake of the truck un- | ing a court decision on eligibii- aa
VW ASDB2 vw i0gsTES sna - - 'ty fo Hoffa to take office. Beck |
#Q @8654— ion's expulsion on» corruption, 'sommented during a recess in:
m 8653 a& K charges. g M :
SOUTH. f° The tt t ‘ niz- his trial in Seattle on charges of
Mr. Champion ation. ee een AFL-CIO} grand larceny in connection with |
a@acg. y¥ flit ahi Friday by 4 5-1 : i ihe sale of a union-owned auto. :
W¥KJI : , membership Maay Dy @ 9-2) vo | Just how long the teamsters :
© AS51073 ing margin of convention dele-) -emain ostracized from the main:
al a J.4 ot | Bates. tinn name aftar i .- body of or ganized labor seemed | ne. ~. ean
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Mro New thoueht awhile. ‘Dseo Ihave ited gc. es mo, ‘ . oO
that part oot it’ he said, “but valet ocr, an ay - 7 . j
how could be possibly tell How ciive aie re _ , , |
thank clubs vou had? | Clee t Jaca Hho, a - oe re
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spades, New.’ he explained. ol WOUST OUST HOPE ‘
fiwured vou had four cards in MT it
that baat The most common ar ‘
lead aeiinst no trump contract. phe -
i the fourth haehest card from ho a,
vour loneest suit The four of Tay ‘
spade jooked dike a fourth dap. oo
mot dead and sinee Tcoould sce the yo.
trey anid deuec oon the beard, | |
knew vou didit have more than | a oe de tt ota - Rare Coyote
four Now vou tater showed Up oye _ a, ee
"othe aneleton Gdhanigud Hoye d oo a
Puered only one distribution Le .
Where Sout Sotmest ait a fours , i
eat poand von also dative oa Mt
potdetiads That distribution ol. ' ‘ Aegon hy
Wedded On; this teasoninir. vou pcp aslo cg
had foagr cian and sine there
woebe dive J dt abd three an
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