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26 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, September 2, 1907 LIBRARY NEWS, REVIEWS Assassin Tries To Mystery Surrounding Girl The following reviews were |lems. Walters becomes involved written by Miss Maxine jin the domestic life of Jim Wray, who has been working /Orloff, the head of the com- in the adult services depart- | pany to whom he is delivering ment during the summer ithe aircraft. He jeopardizes his and is in third year Maths {career to help Orloff's 11-year- and Physics at Queen's Uni- jold son who is being trained by versity. |his father to take over the fam- The Twilight Man, by Frank/ily business. Gruber, is a novel of suspense} His involvement with the guaranteed to. invoke the read-|Orloff family is linked to the er's attention from beginning|problems in his own life and to end. The story begins with|he realizes that he may have to the arrival of a teen-age girl at] 'change directions and. move the home of Jim Rand, whojon to a new course." | lives alone in an isolated shack| One Way Street, by A. T. in the California desert, waiting|Holmsen. This is the first novel for his death. He does not be-|of a native New Yorker who lieve any of the many stories spent four years working on she tells him, but she arouses|Wall Street, where the story his curiosity and when he real-/takes place. izes that she is in trouble he Stephen Marlowe is a custo- wants to help her. mer's man in a Wall Street He follows her all the way investment house. He is only from California to New York./putting in time until he re- In the course of events Rand |ceives his inheritance and can uncovers secrets in his own!go to Europe to write a novel. past and begins to speculate|One day he decided to invest} about his future. Since Rand/his entire fortune and there fol- used to be a professional assas-|lowed a period of. speculation sin, he is able to use his skills|and suspense with the near col- to great advantage as_ he/lapse of the stock market. searches to uncover the mys-| The author has conveyed the tery surrounding this strange|excitement and bustle of the 'girl. jday-to-day happenings on Wall The Fifth Point of the Com- Street to make this an exciting pass, by Miles Tripp. David'and fast-moving story. Walters is delivering a new air- craft to a Canadian airline, an NEWS assignment he didn't really Miss Ruth Brooking, assis. 'want because of personal prob-'tant chief librarian, attended | Ten-agers Heap Praise -- On Youth Travel Program By ELINOR READING | Gilles Ouimet, 16, said: EDMONTON (CP)--"I think "We are walking down the; it's the best thing there is to! street and someone stopped and knit Canada together as acoun-said: 'Can I take you try," said one of the 24 Mont-)somewhere?'"' real teens. "We were received with red He meant the federal-provin- carpet and bagpipes," said| cial youth travel program, a) Father Tetrault. | joint ffort to send 4,800 young) The students made their own Canadians on two-week <enten-|rule on the train: Those who nial visits across the country. (were French would speak Eng- This was group No. 76,'lish and the three English- returning to Montreal withhispeaking would use only leaders Rev. Claude Tetrauit/French. But their conversation and Sister Claire Richer. The 12, bounced back and _ forth boys and 12 girls, aged 16 to 19,/ between the two languages. | had made brief tours of Ottawa). In Yellowknife their hosts/ and Edmonton and spent ajtried to use French as much as! week with families in Yellow-| possible. | | |and Russian, for the meetings.|Britain and America have pro- Low Budget ston Film Vigor By BOB THOMAS i LONDON (AP)--The vigor of the International Federation of the English film has resulted Library Associations, held for from development of what has the first time in North Amer-|been called--for lack of a better ica, at Victoria University, Te tetm--the "little picture." ronto, Aug. 15-20. More than| The "'little picture" is made 300 delegates were present/for little money -- usually less from most of the European|than $1,000,000, sometimes half countries, including the United|that amount. The leading play- Kingdom, France, Germany,|ers are often little known, USSR, the Netherlands, Scan-| The subject matter is often dinavia, Brazil, Tokyo, the|daring or far-out, and the direc- U.S.A. and Canada. The Na-jtion and performances display tional Library of Canada pro-|imagination and or an adter- vided simultaneous translation|ence to reality. The increasingly in English, French, German {sophisticated film audiences of There will be a new book-|Vided big profits for the little mobile stop at Beau Valley|Pictures that succeed. Having School, Ritson Road North and|been stung by foreign - made Marigold, beginning Tuesday,|¢Pics that scarcely broke even, Sept. 5 and Sept. 19, 5.30 p.m. American film companies are to.8 p.m. Parking off Ritson|investing in more and more lit- Road North. ile pictures. Universal believes that Mich- ael Winner is just what his name implies. The company backed the young producer-di- rector in The Jokers? about two brothers who try to steal the crown jewels from the Tower of London, Winner has strong views about studios. "They're a thing of the past --absolutely worthless," says he. "Oh, perhaps you might build |sets for historical interiors that you couldn't fihd elsewhere. Oih- erwise it is pointless to shoot scenes against cardboard back- grounds. Such rubbish! LACKS TRADITION His argun-ent goes counter to traditional Hollywood thinking, which argues that greater qual- ity can be achieved under the controlled conditions inside a : ss? OA 8 t MEDAL WINNER yo Forbes is a veteran of A 10 - year + old Oshawa (the little picture--The L-Shaped girl has won a Centennial |R0om, Seance on a Wet After- medal in the 10 - year - noon--but has also gone the old class in piano competi- |TOUte of the big Hollywood pro- tions held at the Canadian | duction--King Rat. He prefers to National Exhibition this |think little. year. She obtained a mark | 'The trouble with King Rat of 87. Paula D. Seed, 10, | was that the picture had to as- 477 Rossland Rd. W., the (sume the studio overhead daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |charges, which came to $800,- E. B. Seed, also obtained 000." says Forbes. "If it hasn't second place in the recent | been for the overhead, the film Peterborough Kiwanis Mus- | might have turned a profit." ic Festical, and first class Last year the director re- | | Often Means honors in her grade six Roy- | turned to the little picture, turn- al Conservatory of Music (ing out The Whisperers with examinations. iDame Edith Evans for $400,000. DON'T MISS THESE EXCITING TUESDAY farly. Bind. Specials On Sale at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday for 1 hour only (if quantities last) : PERSONAL SHOPPING ONLY (Please, No Telephone or Mail Orders) Store Closed Monday, Sept. 4th (Labour Day) Re-open Tuesday, Sept. 5th at 9:30 a.m. Usually Much Higher Priced ! Women's Packaged Slippers Comfortable little slip-ons! 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'Bonjour! necklaces and mukluks given/and merci." them by Indians at Fort Rae,| "They made an effort to subscriptions to the weekly learn," said Howard. News of the North, crests of the; "It's a good thing for us, N.W.T., maps, books, centen-| because now we've spoken Eng-) nia] pins and "about 10 pounds |lish for two weeks," said Chan-| of rock"--lead and zinc ore/tal Lafortun, 17. | samples from the Pine Point USE THE DANCES Srining Operation, 200 malles| At Fort Rae, where the Do oe lerib Indians held a feast in| ASK ABOUT INDIANS |their honor, they "communi-| They asked about Alberia's|cated by the dances." | industries, quoted discussions in} Father Tetrault said they all, Yellowknife about northern/danced, not only Indian dances problems and wanted to know but modern ones. more about Canada's Indian) The long northern daylight policies. was the only hazard. Some of "I think it's one of the best/the visitors talked all night with places we could have gone,"|their Yellowknife families. said Howard Schneidermann,' 'We began to party at two in & | 18. "One would imagine them/the morning, when the sun to be isolated up there, butirose," said Gilles. their news is very swift and! 'After a week we began to accurate. I think they're more|know where to go and when to news-conscious than we are." go," said Fathr Tetrault. "It's too short," said Barry| Grannary, 17. But 'better. to! include their hosts in sight-| ranc es ut seeing tours instead of spending' h Minnesota Theatre Company is group from Grand Forks, B.C.. branching out, something new) soe, to Montreatdnd Expo. "there's something wrong with er. "Only--you see it once, and us." never again." The leading Automotive exhaust | system suppliers in Canada have || an. excellent record for steady em-_ || ployment. 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