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Lewis, 2130-=Mest the Millers SRR, 7180 7 L} " |.l " 10 10130. 11.00 11,30 §100 As British Deb Ry ALAN HARVEY Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON (CP).-Soft lights burn late In luxurious hotels, debutantes in frothy dresses dance with erect young Guards officers, champagne glassey tinkle gently in the bar London's social season ix at its midsummer height perhaps a shade less magnificent than in pre-war times---and the race is on to name the No, 1 deb of the year Current favorite for the unofficial title in 17-year-old Frances Sweeny, whose coming-out party at Clar jdge's made habitues of the cham pagne-and-chandelier elreult rub cosmeticked eyes For those with long memories, the appearance of the poised Miss Sweeny in a froth of ice blue and or contury to the yepr when Mar garet Whigham was" the toast of the town NISTORY REPEATED Miss Whigham, now the Duchess | of Argyll, wax one of the great heauties of 1931, and her debut in society was a social highlight, Now history is repeating self, and Miss Sweeny the duchess' daughter by | a previous marriage to United States golfer Charles Sweony--is the heroine of the season's most sointillating ball The Countess of Listowel | tended hoth parties, told repor tors: "This ls a dazaling party, | Hi18Bporis Clint 41 10-Baoret Blorm 4130-08 Your Aveount §100Fun to 'eam Biib=Children's Theatre BidbBagabrush Trail WEDNESDAY EVENING H130Nows 6 48Hporis Spotlight 7 100-Kuperman 7130-Naws Tab Julius LaRosa B100-=Arthur Godirey 0i00-The Millionuire 0130 1've Got » Keoret 10100--Front Row Center 1i00-=Nowni Sports; Weather Hi 30 Wleven/Thirty Theater WOR «= BUFFALO, OMANNKL # TUESDAY EVENING 6:00.-Mewni Wenther Bilbfiporin Heope 6:30 ¥abian 7100=-Outdoors Inn TiihMovie Museum 7/30=Dinsh Shore TidbCamel News H100-This Is Your Life B30 Arthur Murray 8:00 Bummer Theatpe #:30<Dollar a Kecond 10100-Fruth or Consequences 10130 ¥ddie Cantor 11100=Nawsi Weather) Nports 1180=Tonight WEDNEADAY 7:00-Today 0.00--Welooms Travelers #180 Rumpus Room 10,00.Ding Dong Sohool 10:48-Hhellah Graham 11100-Home 18100="Tonnesnse Ernie 12:00Fonther Your Nest Li) Mid-Day Matines 2100--Bosn Lady 2130-=Dollar Derby 1100. 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Sons and daughters of titled persons, diplomats and the merely rich are repeaters on the guest list, One Coronation Year debutante, Anne Kahn, had her 21st birthday ford the season," largely of leading hotels dences, Mate - invasion, vance of | story from mind | Rarely are more than two drafts necessary, Early in his novel-writ-| Verdiet," plosed shop, Only the wealthy can | { By RUSSEL ELMAN Canadian Press Sal Writer NEW YORK (CP) -- A lonely ound-shouldered for obably Canada's Hiving novelist | I mo | (47 has produced three novels w ou a rejection, is Snows to With fiend or she a In Holly his earnings, personal | friend of scores of producers, He is Lionel Shapiro who has! frosted $500,000 land, Sicily, tal ern front as # anadian war cor-| respondent in the Wor War, SOLD TO MOVIES His third novel, "The Sixth of June' to be Juitishiog next month, s heen chosen by the Book- re. Month Club as is August selec! tion, A love story of wartime Lon don culminating in the Normandy | it was only hall com-| Century Vox | leted when | Botaie the film ri 000 A slightly stooped figure | | with hair beginning to thin and grey tall, on a novel, he shuts himself off) from the world, working at his | mother's Montreal home or In a New York hotel room, restless urge keeps him moving heiween or so His work pattern is painstaking| research, then vapid transition of | to typescript, ing caréer, he found he worked best late at night. Now he favors the forenoon as his most produc. tive hours, "1 have no particular plan when I work," he sald in an Interview | | as he breakiasted on a soft-bolled | egg and numerous cups of coffee. | as from my| coved when presented in Bristol, "England, "I write almost direct! thoughts, Style doesn' t Irish Sending Missionaires To England DUBLIN AP) -- Ireland Is send ing missionaries to England, A pastoral letter read in Roman Catholle churches of every city, town and village recently sald the misslonaries were going to help young Irish girls evade the "ter- rible dangers' lurking in English citlen, About 800,000 people of Irish na tionality live in Britain, The emi. gration' has reached an all-time high since the Second World War, Most Irishmen have headed for the big eitios in England where factor. les are hooming, The camphign drew an immed! ate reaction among British social welfare lenders, "ian Irish girl 8 wron England is not to blame," i Mrs, 8. A. Westwood, etary of the Manchester Moral Welfare As: sociation, "She would be the type who would go wrong anyway.' WARNS OF DANGER The pastoral letter sald there was one warning all could under: stand, "We refer," it sald, "to the truly terrible dangers confrontin young girls who go to the cities o Great Britain without having em- ployment arranged or a good friend to meet them. "Fvil persons are on the watch to meet them and to drag them down into the depths." Charges Reds Build Up Fleet TAIPEI, Formosa AP)-An offi. clal Nationalist Chinese news agency sald today the Chinese Communists are concentrating a naval fleet off the Chushan Islands, southeast of Shanghal Tatao agency charged also that Soviet Russia turned over 30 more MIG-15 fighters to North Korea in June, increasing the her there ther me.' wood, whieh has bought two of his| Pocket, hooks and ae od To most of| In New York, -- and many | on the three novels | ased on his three yesrs in Eng | oat and on the west: {to ghis with an nd: | dark moustache and brown| Canadian Hits Big With Dramatic Writings He finds he heomes so enveloped in his characters that n "dletate the story Ay " B18 FIXTURE oTapire dresses neatly but com- - navy blue lightweight iy foree-blue shirt and suede ping are a favored summer com- | bination, A fixture is a comb in | his breast pocket, He normally does not wear glasses, but carries two pais tucked away in sn inside he makes his | headquarters a the #t, Moritz | Hotel Ceniral Park, - sittle Soka se, eats many of {his meals In fashionable Rumpel may er's not because it is 8 (amous Ing piace hut Jecome it's handy ¢ he work Often he is pi) why it is that id» Canadian writer, all of whose wovels have Puropean backgrounds, has been able to hit the jackpot in British, American and continental markets, Says Shapiro; "I feel It is an essentially Cana- dian literary function that a Cana | dian writer can look at both the | United States and Britain snd write about them accurately and | dispassionately, WRITES COLUMN This theory goes back to before the war when he wrote 'Lights and Shadows of Manhattan," the first eolumn ever printed in the Montreal Gazette, for which he Shapiro says he "ents, sleeps and| worked for a dozen years as 8 lives with his work." Once warted| # ris writer and New York and ollywood columnist before going | overseas, "One of the reasons for the col umn's success was that although writing about American affairs, 1 the two cities every three weeks was able to link these events to the distant Canadian mind." More important, however, Is that Shapiro Is a good storyteller with a flair of suspense, This was dem- onstrated in his first book, "Sealed a story of an American war crimes prosecutor in Germany which was later made into a film starring Ray Milland, Shapiro's second novel, "Torch For a Dark Journey," Is the only one not made into a movie, But he did adapt it for the stage and "The Bridge" it was well re. Call Bids For Bridge Span OGDENSBURG, N.Y, (AP)~The Ogdensburg Bridge Authority has set Nov, 1 as a tentative date for calling for bids for construction of the new span across the Bt, Lawr- ence river, Francis 8. Burns, member of the Ogdensburg authority, sald the U,, and Canada are expected to reach agreement within two weeks on the exact location of a channel approach to the Bt, Lawrence sea: way, The location and width of the channel will determine the ex- act design for the bridge work, Burns added, The bridee will link this city to oped -Time y distributed series he! wrote on the Salerno battle was | 0 wil well i Dd LF the North lance that it marie him » Water A ames oh. Later, fwough i Sond for the syndicate executive editor of p i Ime publishing house who urged him to write a novel on his war experiences, "Sealed Verdict" was the result, AL MeGill University, Shapiro had In to become a psycho logist but beaded foto nsvibaper work after he beca ports ed itor of the MeGill Paty, Phe by: line LSB. Shapiro (for Lionel Sebastian Berk) soon became fam- {liar to Montrealers first os #& sports writer travelling with Cana- of National Hockey League and later as a columnist, Shapiro recalls that when he proached the iden of a daily Man hattan column to The Gazette, st that time extremely conservative in its makeup, it was an ides "ag Feyolutionaty, a8 putting pletures on page one." Bul he packed him- self off to New York for a vacation and sent a sample column daily to the managing editor "to prove 1 could do it," July 1, 1034, the first "Lights and Sh % of Manhat- tan" appeared in The Gazette, Looking hack on his career, Shapiro says: "The war changed and matured me, It was a dl emotional experience, 1 knew fe en that some day I would have to write," Buf he maintains a down - fo- earth approach to success; "Either you hit the jackpot or get nowhere, There are much better writers than myself who can't even get to first base for coffee money.' DANCE THIS WED, NIGHT ADMISSION 50¢ ® First 60 People ADMITTED FREE Prescott, Ont TONIGHT, JULY 12 wDANCE "+" ABBIE ANDREWS ond his Canadian Ranch Boys Stars oft ® CKTB RADIO ® Records ® Stage SONGS BY Junior Tweedy RED BARN (All tickets $1.00) LOE BILTMORE WT ICALLY ATR CONDITI on MUED ARTING mor | ("Wild Bill" ELLIOTT in "THE LONGHORN" Hey Kids! ADDED 12:30 P.M, ONLY GLENN GENE ETHEL FORD TIERNEY BARRYMORE IN AN ENCORE TRIUMPH THE SECRET OF CONVICT LAKE to 350, The agency sald 12 light destroy: ors, a 7,000:ton supply ship, about B0 gunboats, some landing ships and other assorted Communist craft had assembled at the Chush. ans 50 miles south of Shanghal, The agency charged the Chinese Reds are bullding up the military strength of the free Thal govern. ment" In southwest China for sub version, Infiltration and hoped-for conquest of Thalland, THEATRE GUIDE Regent ~~ "Hairs Inland", 3.90, 5.36, 7.35, 9.40, Last plete show 9.00 p.m, 1,80, coms Biltmore ~ "Navy Alr Patrol", (technicolor), 1.00, 4.55,7.40,1025 2M, "Port Of Hell", 3.35, 6.20, ha "The Loighorn", Al 2.2 20 only, Plaga = "Secret Of Convict Lake", 1.00, 336, 6,12, B48. 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