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     Happy Birthday, Dear Winnie 
     
    

    
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     Christmas will be brighter for hundreds o! thousands of low- 5Q g luncheon st ti“, Danish Embassy in London. izitiiiflrziammfiixi!tzgftufzibi-itiii)hi; Iwthymflhd” 
     
     Income Canadians it the House of Common: speeds up its handling o! Denmark; Britain's prime minister, Clement Attiee; and King Frederick of Denmlfrk ueen ngrid of 
     
     business so the budget is passed. There are cheques worth more n, 
     
     than $3) each on the average ready to so out t» nearly 800,000 Cana- 
     
     dians, but they can't be mailed yet. Then cheque! l" Ifllfll 1° 
     
     people who now are not paying income taxes, because o! the increased 
     
     exemptions, but who did have taxes deducted from their pay during 
     
     first. (our months oi! the year. Mary Shields, Ottawa, above displays 
     
    

    
     _‘j‘_ cheque. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     With s firm belle! her husband can do anything. Mrs. Donald Gordon is not at all anxious 
     
     sbout his management oi world's largest railway, the C. N. R" which he takes over Jan. 1. Mr. 
     
     Gordon will be replaced as vice-president o! the Bank o! Canada by James E. Coyne. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Geiger mum-El’ used he" 90 Pmibc for radio- active minerals may be outdated by new 
     
     ray spectrometer developed by University a! Manitoba scientist]. M is claimed the instrumgimzaln} 
     
     distinguish between uranium and thorium. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
          
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Ralph Kilbon. wvyear-old mining engineer, was conunitited tor trial 
     
     at Cobourg, Ont, for the mercy killing of his wile, Irina. In a statement 
     
    
   
   
    
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     LAST W031! TN AIR-HORNE LIFEBOATS -- This new l-itoboat, designed to be carried by air- 
     
     Vh" "id drowned by parachute in sir-see rescue operations, would have come in handy during the 
     
     given police, accused admitted he tired a second shot in-to the temple 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mort-h for the 13-29 that crashed near Bermuda re cenitily. Largest and most completely equipped 
     
     oi! his mentally ill wife, alter a suicide attempt left her racked with agony 
     
    
   
   
    
     watt o! its kind, the A-B is nearly 30 feet long and weights a ton and s half. lt has a [our-cylinder 
     
     MW and carries tuel enough to cruise 500 miles. It stocks food and clothing for 15. 1mm ' ~22 “Mb” bun“ l“ ‘he dhm" 
     
    
   
   
    
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     _New president of the Yminiz Prngressirn Conger. 
     
     "vatives of Ontario, by two-vote margin, is Jack 
     
     MCNie 0f Hamilton. Here enthusiastic supporters JSITING U. S. — British Field 
     
     hoist him to their shoulders after vote taken at: » 
     
     convention in Royal York dlotel, Toronto. \ ‘viarshal ‘flscoum Montgomery 
     
     had a wide smile as he arrived 
     
     Q New York lbolrd the Queen 
     
     Mary tor a two-week visit. ‘The i 
     
     general sees no immediate thresil 
     
     of war in Europe. “If there were 
     
     any, l wouldn't be here," he 8816.1 
     
    
   
   
    
               
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     From oi "P m t Lune" Midd . - - - ' 
     
     Sh"; in M“: sue“ in Tokyo w‘ ienfg; a" m t; A kmlzsi: departnlmag "log: i°,:“0€.1:u'.‘;:iid°w:¢ l: Toliyzh. 1:7? 112:2”; Scene of brutal slaying of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Knterynyeh, Oshawa, Qnh. wns their three-room Police believe couple showm 
     
     n "I. the Wflrldl ITIOPP "3 . 0115 Yue e pp ' y p" 7‘ 5° ° e p cottage. Both were hiudgeonerl to denth. Mrs. Knterynyrh had, in addition, n stnh wound in iu~r _ q in in “mm t w find ‘ 
     
     cmmmllllme. At leit above Londoners by the thousands jsrn the sen-c Christmas, but businessmen do their best to PIOMOKO U10 1101i‘ throat. Their two cats, circled, were the only witnesses to the crime. ivnrried because hiinds “ere ‘ ‘ p , 
     
     ' spirit by decorations such u these, , were drawn, Mrs. Shoddy, next door neighbor, inve stlgated, tound bodies. supposed ‘soviet hoard. 
     
    
   
   
    
     hmous "Petticoat Lane" looking for Christmas blfllinl. At right, s aday