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Shown as may attended the annual dinner of Tunis, Govcrnor- encral of (mi-.lrin'. LPWll W. English Speaking Union of the U. S. recently arc,Dou'.',l , iormr-r U. Anni: lrlur nf inn court at (ieit to right) William V. (jriilin. president or iheisi. J'dll1 s, and Paul (E. liuiiliizlii, (ilrCl'l()lf of tho unioli; Field Marshal The Viscount Alexander ol1Fouiidalion anti ioriiier E.C.A. ailniinislratol.

Supreme Allied Pact comniaiidcr Gen. Dwight D. lslisenhower is soul in ltome, Italy, as he addressed both the North Atlantic Treaty Organization military committee and the Atlantic Pact council, seeking swiit iormation ot a European delcnce army which would include Wesl: - g ' t i - German troops and be equipped with tactical atom bombs. Lnter, speak- - r . - V V - - - e V -7 H--- lib. 4!... ' ' l i en;?;1:ecix!)5'ea?etqiqstzagulieiii:biiyliiugiiesridgiillginii2fniiVinllfio:ai,l: L. Roy. Archbishop of Quebec, celebrates . . Aillltiiall troops during his visit to the

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mass Inf sent to Korea was recruited irom every province.

I-'KON'l'-LINE FORMULA-U.N. and Red negotiators sci-racial: :1; n iormula tor a cease-tire in Korea. le temporary ""9 VV0” established immediately along the present huttie line (black line on map). It the negotintors can settle other DFObiElIlS.'wlthlll B,.'!1OX1(::l; the line would become the middle of it pcrinanelit, ...4ll-mile-vlide militarlzed zone.

FILING ABOARD a transport of the Royal Air Force are paratroopsrs of the British ldth pendent Parachute Brigade. They were on their way from the Mediterranean island oi! Cyprus to sue: Canal Zone following Egyptian demands on Britain, and will reinforce British troops 1 stationed along the vital waterway linking the west to east. Besides guarding this potential trouble British boys are lighting in Korea and engaged again . Chinese Communist: in Malsnlr jun

'lIil-1l"ilE GUNNING FOR TOM.MlESe-Wearing coarse Army uniform, members oi the Bent-El-Nil Feminist Party of Egypt practice Ilrlng in the desert

east of Cairo. The Egyptian women "soldier" llong. Side mi? men R5 ESYD glrds itself in eiiorts to oust British (mm the Suez Canal Zone.

rr.'r's WARNING FAILS TO PREVENT DROWNING or YOUNG MISTRESS

r is the Royal Canadian Air Force's "Expcdi- models have been delivered to the R.G.A.F. Tho tor, l specially modiiied Beechcrait twin-engine mum-million dolmr R.C.A.F. contract. negotiated in Hall rivsiciieci to do yeoman duty in training R.C. February, 195). calls for a "large number" or these k.F student pilots and navigators and for light Beechcraiis and extends into the second hail ol trans nl'l work within the framework or the Atlon- 1952 Lin '1:-ixliy Organization. The mat live production

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HAL V()TES-Gen. Jimn D. Pol-on. who D In: Q31

Argentine Pits dent ever to seek reelection, cilsis his vote at Buenod

Air:-s, during bizgcst elcctinn ever il(?l(l in Lilllll America. Voting WI!

heavy hilt orderly as millions went in the polls eundcr the watcnlul eye of the Arniyu o elmnse a Prcsirlr-lit and h',llUU lrr or oiticlall.

o.osn:Tvnlclr onijlisll?-:Bonts. boots problem of live-year-od Eric Larsen. kll'l(i('i' lrtcn pupil at Hnzeldeil School, East Cleveland, 0. He's sure he leii. hmno with lilntcliing over- shoes and. it his luck holds. he means to return the same way. its is problem that conironts many a first-your scholar.

Joanne lillis-Victim.

'1'. Lambert, Neigbborpand Skippy

while her young black and white collie, Skippy. raced frantically (mm the Beaver river to her home a block away in Thornbury. 0nt..

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iNEW ms t I'll! - -1! rs workers patrol the "crossroads oi the WOi'Id' dur- cs Square an dgentm, (”;:',l.: 3,2"... 0:1” in the 10-minute drlll. A iew minutes later. the

Wlcrwrnt its line city-wide air raid alert since usual bustle returned (below) as the test ended.

"Nd war It. only policemen and semi dolcnse

little three-year-old Joanne Ellis drowned in the partially frozen millpond. The youngster had left her home in the morning to play, accompanied by her pot. A short . . time later the dog was noted run- - V w '-'r hing (mm the dam to the house CHOW CAM.-Bright-eyed and hungry raccoons swarm around the and back again. Not until nearly the door to the coolhouse in Crandon Park, Miami. Fla. The wily. two hours later when Joanne fail. little animals live wild in is jungle area oi the park. but they like clvil- ed to come home for dinner. was izution well enough to turn up st the cookhouse three times a day lot the dogs strange behavior nssoci- hlNl0Ui5- s ed with her disappearance. '

Just one hour irom front-line trenches tho.2nd Battalion maul Canadian Regiment operates its own super general store. It is locum at a rest centre established by company commander Major J.!'. Pour. son or st. Thomas. 0nt., and therefore known as "St. Peter's Psradin". Each day, combat conditions permitting, men of the regiment are nun to the rest centre, where they can shower. shave, shampoo road. wrll. play baseball. see movies. listen to recorded music or shop at the "Clan era. store". on sale are most items A combat soldier mimt need, In- cluding ample stocks of cigarettes, tobacco. cameras. biscuits, 93., an dines, aspirin tablets, razor blades and playing cards. Super nlespun behind the counter is Pie. Norm Woods or Verdun, Que, ymo.u..u directing l nlci at Pie. Bill Comer 1 Toronto.