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iiamly Turpin , Weds Welsh Girl

WELLINGTON. Eneland. rap)- Randy Turpin. as. British middle- weight boxing champion. and Gary- net, price, :1, daughter of a Welsh farmer. were married aunday.

1:, was Turpin's aeoond marrlldf and Miss Price's first. Turplns my. wife divorced him five onths

iiickey Mantle Tries Firsl Walk On Cruiches

SPRINGFIELD. Mo.. (AP) - Mm-key Mantle tool: his first ex- l,.nded walk on crutches Wednes- day and afterward said he felt .511 he'd played I b-11. same.

Tile New York Yankee outfielder 3''

nns operated on Nov. 2 for the mnoval of cartilage from his right

knee.

Ma.ni.le's trip Wednesday 0001! mm to the polio cottage where he .1g,,od autographs for patients. He n scheduled to be released today and plans to head for his home at Commerce. Okla.

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HASKATOON. (OP)-Latest ss- moon to the Saskatoon Western Development Museum here is a mo-cylinder Ford car built in 1908. It was one of 200 similar autos made for the late Henry Ford. .

TENDERS. sddremed to

SEALER) the undersigned and endoraed ”TENDER FOR WHARF RE-

PAIRS, MURRAY RIVER. KING'S COUNTY, P. E. 1.”, will be receiv- er! in the office of the Secretary. until 3:00 p.m. (E.S.T.), WEDNES- DAY, DECEMBER 9, 1953.

Plans, form of contract and specification can be seen and forms of tender obtained at the office of the Chief Engineer, Do- pnrtment of Public Works, Ottawa, at the office of the District En- gineer. 38 Great George Street, Ltharlottetown. P. E. I.. and at the Post Offices at Charlottetown and iiurray River. P. E. I.

Tenders will not be considered unless made on or according to these printed forms supplied by iha Department and in accordance with conditions set forth therein.

Each tender must be accompanied by certified cheque on a chartered bank in Canada, payable to the order of the Minister of Public works. or Bearer Bonds as speci- fied in the form of tender. for 1096 of the amount of the tender,

NOTE: Upon application to the underslizhed. the Department will -upply blue-prints and specification of the work on deposit of a sum of V1100. in the form of a certi- fied bank cheque payable to the order of the Minister of Public Works. The deposit will be releas- ed on the return of the blue-prints and specification within a month from the date of reception of ten- ders. If not returned within that period the deposit will be forfeit- ed.

ROBERT F'0R'I'IER. Secretary. Department of Public Works. Ottawa. November 9. 1953.

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Veteran Soviei . Entertainers '

Describe Plans

(I: lose llrtwhiatle) l-teuters)- Two vet- eran Soviet entertainers Wednes- day dasorlbed their plans to give the Russian people plenty laughs in a series of films and puppet ahowa next year. '

They said pie-throwing farces have lost their box office allure. so they will concentrate on sat- ires showing the faults of Soviet bureaucracy and backwardness in living conditions.

Film actor-producer Georgi V. Alexnadrov, a discipline of the treat Sergei Elstensteln. Ind pup- netur Sersni V. Obrastzov told a press conference here about the Soviet entertainment industry. They are members of a 21-mem- bar Soviet delegate. largest Rus- sian cultural mission ever to visit taln.

"I like laughter." said Alexan- drov. "Half the films we will pro- duce ln the Russian republic next year will be comedies. They are by far the most popular type."

Like Meaaage

He said Russian audiences ap- preciate a message in their films and split their sides at bureaucra- tic blunder's and crudeness of living conditions.

Asked if he were free to pre- sent views directly opposed to those of the government, Alex- androv replied seriously: "I think it would be possible, but they

would not succeed. The public are too enthusiastic about building their new society and culture."

Obrastzov, Russia's greatest pup- peteer, cut in: "We have staged plays satlrlzing our ways of liv- in!-for 22 years 1 have produced what I want and nobdy has hind- ered me."

The two men wood cheesecake,

criticised Holly- murder films

and comics. Stress on viOiEnCe anild sex is out in Russia, they as .

Punch Immoral

Obrastzov, a pale. big-eyed man with platinum'halr, said Punch Ind Judy shows would be popular in Russia if violence was edited out of the script. He said Punch is "ailikeable but very immoral man."

The puppeteer said he had been deeply shocked to see and Eng- lish youngster reading a lurid comic in the Very street in Strat- ford-on-Avon where Shakespeare was born.

"it seems a crime to us for comics like this to be given to children." he said. "Children are the future and such things would not be allowed in Soviet Russia."

Alexandrov a big beetle-brow- ed man who once played the vil- lain'a roles in the Soviet screen, said the main trouble with Holly- wood tllms is they "advertise all the beastly sides of man." Even Sir Laurence 0livier's "Hamlet" appeared influenced by the Am- erican thirst for violence, he said.

LONDON (OP):-A lot of four Chippendale armchairs in mahog- any, carved with Chinese motifs and upholstered in red bills. sold at auction here for 1,900 guinens

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iiussia Demands Big Power Talks To include China

UNITED NATIONS. N.Y., (AP) Andre! Vilhlnoky teamed up with his boas. Foreign Minister Molo- tov. in demanding big power con- ferences with Red China particl-

patina-

Viisinakyat the same time ae. culed the United states of thwart- ing plans for the Korean peace conference and preparing, in gen- eral.-for another war.

Vishinsky addressed the UN os- semblrs political committee in the closing phases of a debate on dis- armament while Molotov was hold- ing a rare news conference in Moscow.

The Soviet UN delegate, him- self a former soviet foreign min- later. charged American prepara- tions for a new war are prevent- ing disarmament and are building up international tensions. ;

Selwyn Lloyd, British minister of state, made the chief reply for the West. saying Vishinaky had in effect rejected Western plans for worlr on dlaarmamernt and that the Russian had made a "disappoint- ing speech." '

As Vishinsky spoke Lloyd said. he "felt an icy wind blowing from the diApptd."-

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