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Montreal Man is Rated Highly As Actor In London
By MURIIL NARRAWAY
Canadian Press Staff writer
LONDON. (CP)—Paul Carpenter. . Montreal man who has dabbled tn hockey. crooning and medical ‘males, may become one of the most versatile actors in London.
The French-speaking Canadian nu just finished his biggest role 1,, mo years of busy film making. He has the lead in a movie called “Young Lovers." starring France's odzle Versosis.
Carpenter. formerly Ca-rpentier. gdmlu that his stint in filrniand 1,“ been both meteoriu and more profitable than some of his pro- nous Jobs. -
"It really is the best screen role 1-“ ma yet." said the 82-year-old in an interview.
CHANGED CAREER
igu~.a1iy_ he aaid.~he aimed to be- come a surgeon like his father and attended the University of Montreal with that in mind. He was sidetracked by athletics. 1n- cluding a spot of hockey in Mont- rm}.
During the second world War, Cnpenter came to London with the intelligence division. Later he teamed with the army show. 1:, was here he met British band leader Ted Heath. whose band he _i0.llFd as announcer on demobiliza- i‘.0:i in 1946. He wound up as E.'4.)Fil'lEl".
"1 was a dreadful singer," on. pcnrer said. "But the kids seemed to hire me_'’ He stayed with the sand for several years.
ii:s acting career started when he went to visit actress Lam Morris. a friend, at an out-of-town theatre where she was booked for "streetcar Named Desire." Miss Mn:-i-is convinced the management lhii Carpenter was right for the icndmg man's part. Since then he has been acting in stage. radio, television and films in keeping wuh “my favorite hobby, which a working."
Since the completion of “Young Lovt-rs." he has worked on loca- lion in "The Sea Shall Not Have Thom," a story of air-sea rescue technique in which he plays a. pilot. He also went into rehearsal for a ins:-epic television production. "The Liberaiors." playing an ame:'ica.n sergeant.
“Some torrid stuff from Paul Carpenter," said Mark Johns in the Daily sketch review of the play. The Daily Mirror said play- nrlgllt Ian MacCormack‘s crisp liii-\\0l’d5-WB5I.ed dialogue made the evening. "...Paul Carpenter and all did a realistic Job..,."
carpenter previously had hit Earls in such films as "Albert
51.," “Duel in the Jungle" and ‘The Weak and the Wicked."
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1'!’ Tool! A LONG. LONG ’l'IME—l<IeavyweIgiit champion Rocky Marciano (right) drives a blow to the body of challenger Euard
Charles in the first round of their 15 round fight in New York's Film .W01'iK 50911“ Ill’ l'€m°V°d Yankee Stadium. The champ went on to win a unanimous decision.
BEGINNINO OF A GAME CHALLENGE——Ezzard Charles
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unanimous decision.
Voices New Theory lie Planet Mars
ANN ARBOR. Mich.. (AP)—'I‘he revolutionary “speculation" that the planet Mars may still be un- dergoing evolution towards "a habitable world" was advanced Monday by a University of Mich- igan astronomer.
Dr. ‘Dean B. McLaughlin made it at a meeting of the American Astronomical society.
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He made it after first offering new explanations for certain dark areas on the red planet which hitherto have almost generally been considered to represent ‘veg- etation—but vegetation on a planet which has more or less been con- sidered to be a "dying" one.
Saying that these dark areas are explainabie as drifts of volcanic ash deposited from erupting vol- canoes in the Martian surface and influenced by prevailing summer winds. Dr. McLaughlin declared in his prepared report:
"These results challenge the view that Mars is an old. dessicating and dying planet. Perhaps it has not yet lived.
“The earth's oceans are thought to have developed through the ac- cumulation of water brought from the interior by volcanism. and per- haps the formation of oceans be- longs to the future of Mars.
"Instead of observing the death of a habitable world. perhaps we are witnessing the birth of one."
The scientist said that thue quoted paragraphs were ‘highly speculative and should be consid- ered as such." But he added that his reasoning with respect to the volcanic ash was to be considered as valid reasoning rather than mere speculation.
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GINIVA. (AP) -— Red China's Ohou In-iai. last of the big-name figures at the Ooneva conforonce, will leave Wednesday for private talks with Prime Minister Nehru in India.
This was confirmed yesterday morning as representatives of the air non-Oommunist participants in the Indo-china peace talks met to review developments of the last few days and to consider their next steps.
Included in the meeting were the delegates of Britain. France. the United States. and the Indochina states of Viet Nam, Laos an Cam. bodia.
DISCUSS PROBLEMS
They are understood to be pre- paring a proposal to set up a se- ries of committees to take up spe- cific ys0IJI6I.'nI, such as supervision of the proposed ceasefire, control of elections and guarantees against violation of agreements reached here.
By the time Ohou leaves. direct military talks between the warring parties in Indo-China probably will have been arranged, and the major problem of halting the conflict will be in their hands.
An Indian plane left Bombay to- d” to pick up Chou and his party The group is schedui " to arrive in New Delhi Thursday.
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The Chinese leader played an im- portant role in week-end develop- ments which steared the Indo- China talks toward direct negotia- tions. He was the principal archi- tect of a formula, approved by the nine-party conference Saturday night. which called for such talks on the disputed kingdoms of Laos and Cambodia.
After the other chief diplomats left Sunday, Chou stayed on for private talks with representatives of Laos and Cambodia. Finally he brought them together Monday night with Pham Van Dong. vice- premier of the Communist-led Viet- minh rebels.
No information leaked out im- mediately from these talks, but the fact that representatives of the two kingdoms agreed to meet with the enemy was a. radical departure from the early days of the con- ference when neither side would recognize the other.
22-Storey Office Building Erecied In Record Time
NEW YORK, (AP) —- Sixty-one workmen put up the aluminum walls of a 22-storey office build- ing Monday in 9 1-2 hours. while hundreds of sidewalk superintend- ents gawited in amazement.
The thin. prefabricated sheets of aluminum. each one two stories high. were hoisted into place at the rate of a storey every 28 min- utes.
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