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RS F842. SIZE BRR D f 3 A 5 : \ rrr ee? CUBA'S BA TISTA IS IN AGAIN I | battle in a suburb of | Batista was elected president without opposition last Nov. after seizing power in a oo March 1, 1952 and ousting President Carols Prio Scyarrs Morales del Castillio officiated at the inaugural ~Central Havana Press Canadian ADIO LOG TUESDAY EVENING 4 eM We Sang Ma's Fanlly Mason 0:15 CKLB-Safet WBEN:Br WGR- Gr PM Health Bradley Gildersieeve 10.30 P.M CKLB-News: Sports us! Voice Bradley 10 CKLB-Rythm vous Rendez- ne P.M | CKLB-News; Starlight Souvenirs CEFRB-Ne'ss; CKEY News CBL-Anthology WBEN-News: Weather | WGR-News; Sports L156 FM CJBC-Cote Glee Club WBEN-Sp 1.30 P.M, -Preiude to Dream ing WGR-Gla CBL-Rag e Rhythm WBEN-Bruce Bradley 1* 00 MIDNIGHT CJBC-News CKEY News: Party ( RR B- News: Sports: rry Go Round Sporty Les Lye Basement House cys Basement News Bruce ED! 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L : 'I'm tired of taking orders; |his backers vorry, let me add that | I've always wanted to be .ay own his first film will ba that reliable] « boss" quantity," the w It's called | Latest to join the producer ranks | 'The Indian is Kirk Douglas. 'His refreshing plays a kin killer who eventu- reason: He likes the rionmey ally finds he has more in com- "Sure, I want the dough," he ad-) mon with Indians than white men | mitted. "I'd be a fol to say I] the tvibe | didn't. T want to make pictures I first production starts in that male money a month and there's a reason for| "I think the time has come when his hurry. After being absent from | pictures of quality can. make ¢ for a vear, he is hav- | money, too. TV has done that. |ing four of his films released in People can get all of the mediocre two months "920,000 Leagues," entertainment they want on. the| "Man without a Star," "The Rac- | home screen. They're more dis- and sses."' | criminating about movies now "Two | they expect something better than|two months | run-of-the-mill got to get "A few years ago, pictures like more." Robert Taylor Got Break With Greta Garbo In 1336 | HOLLYWOOD, Calif Robert | nificent Taylor; one of the -enduring stars ous H of the screen, gives Greta Garbo Wii his iogest a great deal of credit for his ahead cessful career. He says that of H sensitive portraval of the the more than 50 roles he has rele of A and in the Alexandre | tackled during his 21 years on the!l ¥: f v proved a mile- screen, the only one that really] st I career. He was able | scared him was his co-starring I I with the great assignment ooposite Greta Garbo that everything in "Camille." A € ives Garbo credit MGM's memorable filmization i A il of help and un- of the Dumas classic is again be ing shown In 1936, when ."Ca- 101 ent | mille' was made, Garbo was al-| inclu Bill » Kid," ready the most publicized, me Lager ¢ | celebrated and highest-salaried of Knight the Round any star in Holywood. Taylor \ : on the other hand only in his second .year of pict and ¢ I ] tar in while he had already achieved a tr tk wide fan following as. the result 1 of his work in such films as "Mag TELEVISION CBLY. Channel § TUESDAY 4:00--Find a Hobby 4:13--How About That 4:30-A Walk With Kirk 4:45--World Through 5:00--Let's Go To The Museum 5:30~Howdy Doody 6:00--Range Rider 6:30--Tabloid 6:45--News 7:00--Abbott and Costello 7:30--Dinah Shore 45--Lili P. Coody would have by Holly- are big the Waterfront' An at as 'arty' one of the stars lively United Art-| (others: Rita Hay- | tern Fighter." years' work ' he said busy and dissipated in "Now { make | | some Obse The Gorge. of Brother's lay Ha success SUC roles have "Johnny Ivanhoe," Table" and named all coun- Hollywood Associa- was pondents Stamps EVEN Dinsmore ght ear Playhouse 9:00--Pick the Stars 9:30 GM. 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Lewis. | 2:30~Meet the Millers 3:00--Big Payoft TODAY' $ ACROSS 1. Couch 5. Water- cohtinued craft used story in 2. Biblical "Kon-tiki" name 9. City 3. F Now ather, Sports Theatre SDAY EVENING CROSSWORD DOWN 13. 8h LA C N ilters | atom bomb, Plaza | Marks (Okla) = 10.-Bulging jar 11. Entice 12. Cessation of life 6. Malt 14. Sloth beverage 15. Bind 17. Another name for "los" 18. Chief city of the Saar Basin (Ger.) 22, Forearm bone 23. Greek letter 24. Southeast (abbr.) 25. Devoured 27. Bitter vetch 29. Cuido's lowest note 31. City (Ger.) 33. Ahy twine ing stem 368. Assumed 1 beforehand | 4. Insert lines T not in the I E script tics DE 1[RIAIO] , . 3 r Yesterday's Answe! Paradise Magistrate (Rom.) Former name fop "Palau" Recline Danish weight 46. Abyss > of an animal 8. Potatoés (dial.) 11. Varying subdivision 13 of the §CO i4 "guz"" 34. Somewhat (India) new 39. Assist 40. Longing 41. Plural pronoun 42, Slop 45. Rabbit fur 47. Medley 48. Goddess of discord (Gr.) 49. Feat 50. A preposition Outspoken UK. Editor And Beaverbrook Feud | By ALAN HARVEY Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON (CP) -- Frank Owen, | for 20 years a working newspaper man in Fleet street, is off to Can- | ada on a speaking tour to fill in time between jobs The outspoken, ebullient Owen-- 'born | with a silver knife in his back," a colleague once cracked-- and Kirk | as fallen out with Lord Beaver- brook, his employer on The Daily Express, and is waiting to see what turns up. Changing jobs is no new exper- ijence. Owen's views are strong and he expresses them boldly, occasionally creating enemies in high places and justifying the quip about the silver knife in his back. He has had three stints in what| he calls the "'hot squat," chair, on Viscount Rothermere's Daily Mail from 1947-50 and before that with two Beaverbrook news- | papers FORCEFUL PEAKER A tall, the sort of damn- | the-torpedoes personality that pan- ics television audiences, Owen made a successful debut recently on a panel program. The chances Slate Honors For Menzies OTTAWA (CP) Australia's Prime Minister Menzies leaves of- ficial conferences behind for a trip today to Montreal to be honored by McGill University The 60 -0ld prime a five-day visit to Canada receive an honorary degree at a special university convocation and then fly back to the capital for more talks before leaving for Washington Mr. Menzies appealed here Thursday for the West to main- tain its nuclear weapons in the ace of Russian '"'hypocrisy" and propaganda appeals for disarma- ment and peaceful co-existence If the West agreed to ban the Russia could become master of Europe in a few weeks, minister, on will | he told a luncheon meeting of the Women's Canadian Club Russia could not be trusted. The easiest way the West could pro- duce war would be "to abandon military superiority which deters the other side from starting 4 war." THEATRE GUIDE Regent 3.15 show , feature times Last complete 'Saadia"' 6.25, 9.30 9.30 pm "The Black Pirates" 12.30, 2.55, 5.20, 7.45, "Silent Raiders", 1.45, 4.10, Last complete show Biltmore (color 10.15 6.40, 9.05 " "Six Bridges To Cross 1.35, 3.32, 5.29, 7.26, 9.23. Last complete show 9.03 p.m. "Scudda Hoo, Scudda Hay", 1.00, 4.00; 7.00, 10.05. "Hot Ice", 2.35, 5.35, 8.45. Last com- plete show 8.45 p.m ) Brock, Whitby -- * lie (Adult) 'Louisiana . Ter- ritory", evening show at 7 p.m. Last complete show at 8.30 p.m About Mrs. Les- Something new! Something really different! The Broadway show that lit up the COLOR BY DE LUXE > In the wonder of 4 Track High-Fidelity STEREOPHONIC SOUND LAST DAY SAADIA AND TRENTS LAST CASE or editor's | | the country burly man with powerful | | choulders and Attlee Bids For Control | | are he'll be seen frequently when, ber of Parliament at 23 years of | sponsored TV starts in Britain late| age under Liberal prime minister | this year David Lloyd George. Though he! Meantime, he plans to fly to Can-| has worked mostly on right wing! ada about March 18 to make al papers he is a staunch Liberal an series of speeches, starting in| conference this year. Quebec, Montreal and Ottawa. Owen recently spent three Years] <x Other cities lined up in the tour, writing '"Tempestuous Journey, ending April 3 are Vancouver, Vic-| biography of Lloyd George, Yon toria, Calgary, Regina and Winni-| private papers Beaverbrook pur- peg chased from the prime minister's Targets for .Oweh's speechmak- widow. The Beaver wanted Owen ing--he has a considerable reputa-| {a do the same thing on Sir Winston tion as an after-dinner speaker -| Churchitl, Owen wants a com- | include the Canadian Association of | Churchill, Owen wants a or. | Broadcasters, branches of the pletely free hand. Canadian Institute of International The Lloyd George papers along Affairs and various service clubs.| with those of Canadian-born pre- His last visit to Canada was a mier Bonar Law, will probably | whirlwind wartime descent upon! wind up at the University of New Montreal, on a mission for Ad-| Brunswick. Owen doesn't think this miral Mountbatten for whom he| will win any cheers in Wales, Lloyd THE DAILY TIMES- GAZETTE, Tuesday March 15, 1855 13 LARGE BEAUTIES TORONTO (CP Artist Bill | Newcome thinks a woman of 200 pounds can be as beautiful as al woman of 105 pounds, if she i5| Margaret Carling, 18, permission well-proportioned. He says fashion | {4 'marry without parental consent. designers should aim at 10 to 12| go (11 the girl's father: *'Bar- different figure styles planned 5 | bara Kelly (Vancouver-born star pecially for various figure pro | in British television) was married lems. | before the age of your daughter | and was a happy home." Miss war had just been sanctioned by Kelly married comedian Bernard the party but was questioned | Braden in Vancouver 14 years 270 | sharply by Bevan. when she was 17 and Braden 24. HAPPY MARRIAGE WALLINGTON, . © (CP)-- Judge William Graha am granted ORE FIRST OSHAWA OSHAWA SHOWING! H NOW PLAYING edited & service newspaper in| George's home country. southeast Asin. This time he hopes! (Owen also considers himself a to get 'really acquainted' with | welehman, though born in the bor-| If an apportunity de- | der city of Hereford. A gregarious | knows he might| type full of vitality, unperturbed when a gay party goes to break-| STAUNCH LIBERAL fast, he has always lived hard. His | "I'll talk mostly about world| American wife Grace, won after | politics," says the 49-year-old] as expensive courtship that took in| newspaper man, author and poli- many European cities, called him tician, who was a "baby" mem-! "my private buzz-bomb." renee | velops--who stay {to rearm West Germany have been ratified. {REBEL IN TROUBLE | But its presentation may be al | key point in the current struggle | | between Labor party leaders and | | the followers of insurgent Labor | left-winger Aneurin Bevan. | The fiery Welshman clashed pub- al Y | licly with Attlee last month during | another Labor parliamentary at- LONDON (Reuters) Labor | tack on the government. Crux of party leader Clement Attlee today | we Anthony DEXTER oe py Robert CLARKE - Veta Noes NERO * WID3ED APTRACHON, ATTRACTION * 1g 13 SILENT '# RAIDERS the disagreement was the H-bomb |and atomic arms, whose use in leads an attack on the Conserv- Heh ss ative government's policy toward | hydrogen bomb talks in an attempt | to assert his leadership over the] strife-torn Labor party | Attlee will join battle with Prime Minister Churchill in the House of Commons on a Labor motjon cen- suring the government for failure to bring about a meeting on the H-bomb among the American, Brit- ish and Russian heads of govern ment The motion, which calls for im- mediate British efforts to promote such a meeting, is destined for | defeat by the government major- | ity, which will support a Conserv- | ative . counter-motion to hold off | such talks until the Paris treaties RECORD DANCE THIS WED. 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