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SNOW LATE IN COMING | Lon ; snowless period for East- Canada ended Dec. 1 with p or three inches falling in many sections. It had the same effect as first snowfalls every year-- snarled traffic, balky car engines and a rush on stores for galoshes and rubbers. --Central Press Canadian. URGES IMMIGRATION APETOWN (CP) ---- Assisted migration to South Africa for mended a campaign to increase ers by the Association of Cham-|semi-skilled workers, and develop- of Commerce, It also recom- | ment of the vast potential market non-Europ in South lable workers is urged in a re-ithe productivity of skilled and! Africa. By J. C. GRAHAM ' Canadian Press Correspoi AUCKLAND, N.Z. (CP)--Every time New Zealand has an election, the country also votes on whether liquor should be prohibited, The result is always the same--rejec- tion of prohibition. . Yet the question is reopened every he years, Three questions are put before the voters--whether to continue the present system of liquor sales by private firms; whe- ther there should be Soyeryment purchase and control of liquor, or prohibition. To effect a change, either government control or pro- hibition must poll half the total vote: At the recent elections which re- turned the National party govern- ment with a reduced majority, the present system of liquor sale was given its largest majority in his- ory STEADY TREND When the law was first passed providing for these triennial polls, New Zealand Votes For Liquor At Intervals of Three Years ovinion was closely divided, The first vote in 119 gave prohibition an actual majorty over contin- uance, but it narrowly failed 'o secure half the total vote, so the existing system was retained. Ever since then opinion has turned steadily away from prohibi- tion as a solution to the liquor problem. In the 1919 vote, the percentages were 44.5 for continuance of the existing system; 49.7 for prohibi- tion and 5.8 for state purchase. In 1954, the percentages are 61.9 jor continuance, 23.1 for prohibition and 15 Jor state Jirchase. New Zi ave accustomed to the liquor Plebiscite accompanying the national elec- tions that they seldom question whether it serves a useful purpose. Prohibition supporters do not 1d- mit that the triennial referendum should be dropped, but they now suggest that different proposals {or changes in the liquor laws might be put before the public. PARIS POST LONDON (CP) -- Basil Robin- son of Vancouver and Ottawa who led the Canadian cricket team on its Englisn tour last summer, has been posted to Paris as first secretary of the Canadian embassy there. Robinson, now in the ex- ternal affairs department at Can- ada House in London, leaves with his wife and family in January. Gilda Teaches The Old Tricks HOLLYWOOD (AP)--Look who's running a college of sex appeal knowledge--Gilda Gray. The shimmy queen of the twent- ies has been hired by producer Ro-- bert Aldrich to school four sultry sirens in how to act sexy in the new. Mickey Spillane opus, 'Kiss Me Deadly." This may sound like a publicity stunt, and it could be one. But it "offers intriguing pos- sibilities. Why, there's no end to what Gilda could teach the girls. Con- sider these possible lectures: "How far should the neckline plunge?"'; TAKES JOB SERIOUSLY Gilda, whose own career is perk- ing again after a long battle to re- gain her health, is taking her new uties seriously. Well, pretty seri- ously. "I wasn't the 'it' girl," she told me, "but they did call me the "S.A.' (sex appeal) girl. Folks said I was the epitome of the abandon in the flaming youth era. So maybe I can teach these girls a thing or two. "I wouldn't say I had the Mickey Spillane type of sex appeal. That is, I never went arocnd in a trench coat with nothing on underneath. But sex appeal is a pretty unl | versal thing. "It seems to me that sex is over- one by the glamor girls of today. ex isn't something you should flaunt. You shouldn't try to push it at peple you should serve it up on a silver plattér. WILL SHINE THROUGH "Sex isn't something that you can phony up, either. These women who get themselves all dolled up with fake eyelashes and fake bo- soms and everything are making a mistake. That's not sex. "It's that inner warmth that counts. A woman should be her- self. If she's got sex appeal, it will shine through." Many housewives, she argued, are sexier than Hollywood's flash- iest stars. "That's because women have learned to groom themselves," she said. She added that more women have sex appeal today than in the flapper era, when sex went ram- pant. Among, the current flames, Gilda cited Marilyn Monroe as having a high S.Q. (sex quotient). HISTORIC SITE CAMBRIDGE, England (CP) -- This famous old university town has been named in a United Na- tions report as a possible site for the 1955 international conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy. Despite TragicBlows, Young Man Becomes Seli-Supporting SHELBURNE, N§. (CP) -- spite a crippling accident in De! army and a severe bout with Polio, 32-year-old Elmer Goulden is turs. ing a flair fo woodwork into a family milly, subport 3 ing enterprise. El 2 flair 8 Wh into a f guterprise, Elmer' 2 gv ig and Yight leg were injured in a training ac: cident in the army early in the war. He was in 194! and recovered sufficiently to work for the department of national de- fence during two years of war. After that Xe started pedd fish door to door and it when Lis oot by polio in 1951. Af- ter a lo was fi on his last y with year a pont ad since use of his left per EVERYBODY ED A local service club held a cain- to help him get re-estab- , and individual members pithed in to help build his house equipped the shop with power tools and Cecil Barrette, 'woodworking instructor at a boys school here, taught Elmer how to use them. Now he turns out every- thing | from wheelbarrows to coffee Claims Husband Hypnotized Her LOS ANGELES .(AP)--The wife of an aircraft engineer testified in her contested divorce suit Friday 'that her husband forced her to make love nearly every night after hypnotizing her in her sleep. "He considered himself quite a lover," Mrs. Naomi Belle Cook told the court. She said the attentions of Ellis E. Cook, 39, were so in- sistent that she became afraid to go to sleep. Dr. Victor Ahlheim, teacher at the Institute of Advanced Sciences, told the court that Cook is no mere dabbles in hypnotism but that he used mesmerism to control his his wifé's attentions and to com- mand the obedience of his three children. 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