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their chance against wind and weather and food shortage. Their leaders were more or less fanati- W. and the sailors not too reliable, ;yet the voyage was made. and this chronicle novel is so well written thatitiseIlyfurtheresdertobe- come one of the passengers. The actual Iournaisl and letters of that shipload gave Mr. Gebler the basis for his narrrative. 'Iheee. of course. were written by the bet- ter class. The jailbirds and scsmps and wsstrels were there as well, but left no record. Yet"they have ibeen included in the story and are pictured so well that they are I ,very real part of the settlement. ,The Indian scarce and the hard- ships of the colony maintain the tempo of the tale to the very end. Such incidents as the digging up '0! a quantity of corn are told with lskill. Gilbert's entering the strange tdwelling and snatching a fat her- ring from I platter, is I gem. ' A list of the actual passengers aboard ,the Mayflower is of interest, and should provide an excellent refer- ience when argument arises as to lthe names dating back to Ply- mouth settlement.
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i TWENTY MILLION WORLD wan VETERANS by Robert Ing-
,iand; Oxford University Press; 3
j pages: 83.00.
y The author possesses the quail- t' ” ceded in the writing of such I k. l-Iis youth was spent on the western prairies. He worked on farms and taught school. He received his M A. from Queen's University. In 1921 he went to Eng- land on work for the Canadian National Railways. He returned in race to become western manager of the 0N'l't's Department of coloni- zation and Agriculture. During his years there Mr. England organized community progress competitions and citizenship-training projects among European immigrants in the Peace River District and cen- tral British Columbia. He wrote
lmany articles and books on the
jproblems of settlement and educa-
Ition.
- During world War II, he devot-
'ed his talents to the educational
,snd rehabilitation projects .devised
for men sewing in the Canadian
Armed Porous. He was the first
Director of the Canadian Legion i ” ' services, and served
on innumerable committees plan-
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Canadian veterans. His book, which
summ "luck the whole subject of
veterans' rehabilitation in North
America, was Written during his
tenure of I Guggenheim Fellow-
ship in ms-41.
Many pertinent facts are reveal- ed in his book. World War veterans number one-third of our voters. one-quarter of the population of America is affected in some way by the extent of federal aid to the veterans. References are given at the end of each chapter, and In- dexed for subject matter. This is a hook for "everyone who cares for the future of democracy in North America." V '
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to Death." But I'll not say any- thing about the plot. It is really good. Read the cook, a real three- in-one thriller.
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run snnows OF THE SUN by Ivor Bannet: "Ambassador Books; E5.
In the world or books, the reada- sometimes gets tired of the usual fare in both fiction and non-fic- tion. Writers of non-fiction, how- ever, can dig up many varieties of unusual horror or happenings. The fictioneer has not so wide a range. and must use different devices to present I certain type of story. Now and then an author takes I totally different topic and scars into the unknown.
Mr. Bsnnet has done just that. His novel is based on I folk-legend, the most popular version of it be- ing the story o: Perseus, son of Danae, loveliest of all women. she was loved by the gods and conceived her hero-son in a shower of gold while she was imprisoned in a brazen tower of King Acrisus of Argos. such a theme gives the author a free rein, as it were, with his imagination and his subject. No one can dispute any picture he presents. I-Iis stark accounts of plagues and hathes and cold-blood-y edcruelties are given in a perfect flow of vivid lanwage. The book is rather intriguing for the author can provide any situation that will help his awry. E-is is Inhampered by fact and records and human im- pulses. Ilis h-arc can find out about the future simply by con-
and sees all. The fact that he is not interested in yomen, beauti- ful or otherwise-, lures the reader to further chapters. In many re- spects this is a clever book. . . .
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