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     EWS 0f the WORLD in PICTURES 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     ds with a few $600 bonds thrown in, can put 
     
     $100,000 to $150,000 buys a bomber like the above long-range 0! $50 Ind 510° 5°“ - l _ d m h _ 
     
     Whitney bomber being retuelled on the landing iield oi’ 8J1“ any. snoéhel‘  §§§fflflfffl§§§l§e§§cted if  ggyglnghglge 
     
     station. Those who have the idea their purchase would be only a san s nan“ denomlnauorl bond" 
     
     drop in the bucket," should remember that less than 1.000 purchases thw! 5m 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     BENNETT curs rrrm ‘ 
     
     NOT AN snow NOW 
     
    
   
   
    
     Canada's prime minister from D; Adolph Keller of . 
     
     19:0 u» 1935, Right Hon. Richard lord brought greetings rresrlluzfll, 
     
     Bfllfnrd Denim". h“ be"! mild" I ecumenical church conference m 
     
     Vliflflllnt l“ U"! Klnl’! blTlhda-Y Toronto conference or me Ullllqd 
     
     honors list. He am t» the Bu!“ church oi Canada. Amid lnullhtel» 
     
     of Lords. Mr. Bennett retired to l-le slated than llslnoe a Elwin‘ 
     
     Enshfl" l“ 1938 ‘° "°°°'"° ‘M time," lle had spelled his hgm. 
     
     squire or Juniper Hill. a beautiful wlth o why 
     
     country estate in Surrey. Since the 
     
     outbreak oi’ war he has tackled 
     
     problems of Canadian Red Cross 
     
     administration and plane produc- 
     
     tion with his old-time zest. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     :' The lasl; of llorll is l0 cicient Hi  ‘ -—lr\ eél. more llklnlpl-lgllelctitrllgg lillttgm “llottelillnguign . 
     
     5 and beftvl" flllllflllillllOll lliflll the ll n. building zit Camp Nurlllalzri, near I, 
     
     .: Loon mules 11‘- Sllirsvrlllllons 1111"" w" . , l’ Amlover, .\'..l.. The sherirlie men _ WARNS FUEL sllolvraqy; ' 
     
     s‘ lnq out murlillons without \\‘llll.‘l1 lile ulnll- illlii lllllj’ would be help- l1f0|le up a Jeeiing at the German- ' ' ’ q , Summer purchase; or oool o-gll be I: 
     
     .I less. Ann-rival: ilund camp and wztrned  \ ** ~~ W}:  necessary if o fuel shnrtflgr- l; to I 
     
     official; n! the ilunvi that no further NEWLY ELECTED MODERATQR he avoided next winter in Canada 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rev, J 3 skono. 5A" mlnlsler and thg United Slates, warned Gur- 
     
     oi’ Central Presbyterian church, 5°" c- Covke- llrvsirlent of the 
     
     Vancouver, was elected moderator Delaware, Lackuwllnna zlnli Western 
     
     of the General Assembly o; the Coal 00., at the Canadian Retail 
     
     Presbyterian church o; mo olllh Coal association ilmlvenilon in To- 
     
     general assembly held in Toronto. "ii"- 
     
    
   
   
    
     mtetings could be held. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     go . lllfi€llt'5 polcy oi w 0 e- 
     
     hearted colloboraéion s xvith Gtéhe 
     
     - Axis in re"pect 0 yrla. n. 
     
     Jaw out-thrust in his iamnus bulldog pore Prime lifiirliletlklslillilgfig: Maxlme w°elgand_ commlmdol. o; 
     
     is immed hv rullls as he ‘lows ti": W?" “I? "m" hrmm the French a_l'mies in North Africa, 
     
     donating cllanlllcl" oi’ lllllallf§ House oi Commons by Grfirnrun uéned {lbandonodmlos opposlllolm oocord. 
     
     ers in their lust ferocious llhtl-rnid- The d8)’ :11" ‘£51222; u“; 111E to tlelzorls ‘flfirgiu  h I: 
     
     the Commons were meeting in a new chamber, l 5311b ° l‘ K ZemnrtgIeS aptgarlelguy lkscomuedea to 
     
     Nazi domination of Syria and at 
     
     least part oi the African areas still 
     
     held by the Vichy French. 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     cxlrrli": IL. F. ir: lures in 'i‘nrnnin. For - i‘-.l the pill‘l_\' lliiii cereal, scrambled eggs and bacon. 
     
     grout rungs ui‘ tilly lmrl all tile brllul i.l‘il in int‘; vl-lllfi clli. iillnwn here are Peter Noble, Wilfred Clark 
     
     and Pnirick OSuIlh-an, oi London, and Denis Culllng, ll‘ illlrrow, Eng. 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Accompanied by members oi’ his lunily, Rt. Hon. Ronald ll. Cross. 
     
     former minister o! shipping in the British war clblmi. h“ "I'll?" l" 
     
     Canada iron: Great Britain. Shown here with Mrs. Cross, the iornltl‘ 
     
     shipping chief isen route to Australia where he will ocfllily tllr P0" 
     
     of British high commissioner. He was created l baron in tho King?‘ 
     
     birthday list honors. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
              
     
    
   
   
    
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     French offlclllls are said to be leaving Damascus and Beirut, now within easy striking distance oi 
     
     British and Free French forces. and hurrying to Aleppo, a view oi which is shown llere. This city, 
     
     nellr the Syrian-Tlllilisll border, is said to be in the hands oi Germans, who arrived as "wounded" or “re- 
     
     fugee Jews " It is the object o! a drive by a British column which entered Syria from Iraq by way oi 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ....Charlie Hedges n a telem. hist by W“- "matshlll s ill his 
     
     excitinfl occupation -but Charlle does the  “ind llrogress- 
     
     ewh time. starting with teeth-hanwlna trwvlgd mo“ 8mm, 30ml) 
     
     m h r f h bl inlr to delayed parachute umps. To aid the‘ dw-e ,, M l“, fgllg 
     
     Churchill was on trip and Hitler was inside on old horse-drawn hen-lo w c was o eature o t e g victims, Fund’ Charm, w“ do “l, “moo, llmgka dad m m5 pa“; 
     
     victory L/zm parade held at Kingston. Thcusanda lined the rout.‘ oi the parade and then gatherered nearly l, mlle below ullloo mo 1-1 ncOfd, ilour p! 
     
     to sec Adults efiigy burned. legs will make a. swirl ng trail in t e sky. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ed GFPITIRI! plane in front o! the Westnlount library lo advertise the Victory Loon. The Picture shOWS 
     
     the toflllfillo soul"; or the “Mcsserschmlt? with lllc earth torn up when it "nosed ln“ and the empty 
     
    
   
   
    
     parachute in the tree. 
     
    
   
   
    
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