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She married Pierre REFUSED STAGE ROLES | | were noted singers. When shelValde, who directed her in sev- Miss Kedrova said that she} Y had received offers to appear on the Paris stage. But she had to : refuse them because she was committed to a New York pro- duction of The Cherry Orchard! Furniture & Appliances. 452 Simcoe St. S. 723-00 for Michael Cacoyannis, who se-| lected her for Zorba's Madame! Hortense. | Oshawa's New Furniture and Appliance Store feat- uring Admiral T.Y., Zenith, Top Service and many top lines of furniture and appliances. COMPUTER PLANS BOATS Piegianiuica wiin Gata aDOUt |s0 traditional designs, a Brit- Bit im put now pier plans for new types of fishing boat. eee) ae 3 By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- In a shrine-like setting in Lila Ked- rova's Paris home sits her Os- car, surrounded by roses. _ The position or Honor gives evidence of Miss Kedrova's gra- titude for the Academy Apvard, which she won last year for her flamboyant performance as the agin gdoxy in Zebra The Greek The honor made the Parisian actress a world-wide celebrity. Curiosly, Oscar failed to be- stow his famed golden touch ca- reerwise, "Movie offers? 1 have had none," said Miss Kedrova. "None from American, none from Europe. Until now.' She had come to Hollywood for a brief but co-starring role with Julie Andrews and Paul Newman in Torn Curtain, with Alfred Hitchcock. She plays a Dry air in your home ? | need e wa 7 . HUMIDIFIER Call 725-3581 ond talk it over with Lander's air-conditioning experts. Instal- lation's easy, 'cost is surprisingly low. _ NEED... Fuel Oil CALL PERRY Day or Night 723-3443 43 KING STREET WEST, OSHAWA 725-3581 AY Somaenhing thar's ath FUN KEEPING TURMOIL AMONG FACTIONS Guillermo Patricio Kelly, Peronist Alliance head, talks with newsmen after lead- ing a raid on central head- quarters of the Justicalist party--a rival Peronist org- anization -- in Buenos Aires. Beneath portrait in back- ground of ex-Argentine dic- tator Juan Peron the word "'paz'"' (peace) is crossed out and replaced by '"revo- lution," while a stroke of paint covers the word "miedo" (fear). (AP) Australia Prime Ministry Finally For Harold Holt CANBERRA (CP)--Harold E. Holt, Australia's new prime minister, must have wondered confidante and adviser since, Holt never appeared to be-| Holt was first elected to Parlia-;come impatient and probably} ment in 1935 jnever was, so intense. was his| many times if he would ever Like Menzies, Holt graduated make it. But his mentor, Sirjin law from Melbourne univer- Robert Menzies, finally retired|sity. He retains an interest in a today. | Menzies, 71, resigned be-| cause of his age, and members| - Sydney law firm but does not} practice | He was first elected to Par- admiration and loyalty for Men- zies. He also had the comforta- ble knowledge that the prime minister regarded him as his heir apparent. As prime minister, Holt will of his Liberal party in Parlia-jliament at the age of 27 andjlead a coalition of the Liberal! ment elected Holt party leader| served in Menzies' first cabinet,|and country parties and head of the government,/1939-41. The prime minister re-| Holt is expected to continue posts which Menzies had held|called him from the army after|Menzies' policies of close ties for the last 16 years. jthree cabinet ministers were|with Britain and the United The succession of Holt, 57,|killed in a plane crash. iStates, including Australia's was @ foregone conclusion. He} As the Menzies era moved|commitment in Viet Nam where had been deputy Liberal leader|well into its second decade, itlits troops are fighting alongside since 1956, federal treasurer | began to look as if he would/u.s. forces. since 1958 and Menzies' close'never retire. | Canada Rapped As Employing 'Double Standard' On Exports -- WINNIPEG (CP)--The Cana-|Canadian raw materials on dian government has adopted a} which tolls had to be paid were double standard for the nation's) placed in an unfair competition| exports, Stuart Armour of Tor-| with similar raw material from/ onto said today. ithe U.S. moving toll - free Mr. Armour, president and|through the Great Lakes Pg gl * = ab Text of Mr. Armour's address wakes Waterways Development|, 3] a iss Association, told the Winnipeg|nos ceo Advance of de- Lions Club that the federal gov-| ernment is constantly urging Ca- nadians to increase their volume of export. But on the other hand, he said, the government has estab- lished an "inconsistent and dis- criminatory"' policy~of tolls on the St. Lawrence Seaway which: worsens the competitive posi- tion of Canadian produce in overseas , ntarkets, He said Canada's part in the building of the St. Lawrence Staway irs Bionireal to Lane Ontario totalled about $313,000 - 000. Then Canada, along with the United States, imposed tolls on coal, grain, iron ore and other bulk and general cargoes. The tolls, he said, were im- posed to recover costs within the next 50 years. Mr. Armour said St. Lawrence tolls collected on the largest bulk carrier, fully loaded with raw materials, are estimated at $100 a mile--"a pretty stiff price for the use of navigational facility vital to every Cana- dian." Toll charges on raw materials to and from Canada affected the prices paid by consumers in all parts of the country, as well as prices in export markets, he} said. 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