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     Wanda "Little Canoe" Green draws a mean how on the banks of 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' GUARDIAN. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHARLOTT OWN . 
     
    
   
   
    
     inembera shown at right with oun CC! adhere ts' E:-l Neff Han-iilt 1 ft' 
     
    

    
     dl C 1th 1' d ' llth bienni 1 national con- lie and ledged guppggeto the t!N.'a action. Council ' . ' . Y K . - H - e . On. 0 . 
     
     venmn op:::eg;:n:?;:';3,e,' Ae.:",,1,:;;meem,gtheu,.,mon,1mumu 121,; M,c1,?n1,, vmmuveg, lea; Mme. Therese Casgrain, Montre 1. Pat Atkinson. Saskatoon; Ethel Jacobs, Saskatchewan. The opening 
     
     discussed the ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     the Grand River in Western Ontario. where Six Natiom Indian. are 
     
     planning a village celebration for Caledonia day. 
     
    
   
   
    
     L-OUT-Bernard Baruch calls 
     
     for "all-out mobilization" as he 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHIEF ENGINEER 
     
    

    
     James V. Vanoe. Woodstock. 
     
     Ont.. was elected president of the 
     
     Engineering Institute of Canada 
     
     at its 64th annual convention in 
     
     Toronto. Sir Frank Whittle. Lon- 
     
     don. Eng, inventor of the jet en- 
     
     gine. was given an honorary mem- 
     
     bership in the institute. 
     
    
   
   
    
     David Caz-swell. 18. was formally 
     
     charged with attempting to pro- 
     
     cure an abortion in connection 
     
     with the death of Margaret Jean 
     
     Smith. above. Her body was found 
     
     weighted down with 100 pounds 
     
     of metal in the Detroit i-iver; Wed- 
     
     needay. 
     
    
   
   
    
     at in Korea in relation to the party's stand on foreign Mrs. D. G.-Steeves, B.C. National C-C 
     
    
   
   
    
     addresses the Senate bankinl 
     
     Committee in Washington. Elder 
     
     statesman Baruch urged tax boosts 
     
     and wage. price and rent controls 
     
     in a drive to mobilize the nation's 
     
     economy "while peace can still he 
     
     saved." 
     
    
   
   
    
     Secretary of State Dean Acheson. left. looks on in Washington as 
     
     British Ambassador Sir Oliver Franks signs an agreement covering the 
     
     creation of a long-range proving ground for guided missiles in the Ba- 
     
     hama Islands.,Witnessing the signing of the 25-year pact between the 
     
     U. S. and Great Britain are Sir George Sandtord. standing left. the 
     
     governor of the Bahama Islands. and Brig.-Gen. William L. Richardson. 
     
     commanding general of the Florida proving ground. 
     
    
   
   
    
     by Miss Toronto that won the judge: can be seen 
     
     in this photo of the new queen in sunbonnet. Ruby 
     
     was last contestant, No. 56. in the parade of beauip 
     
     ful girls at Toronto police games. ; 
     
    
   
   
    
     . Miss Toronto I950 is beautiful. 18-year-old Ruby 
     
     Gwendolyn Mann, a farmers daughter from Grimsby. 
     
     Ont. One of 11 children she is blonde. hazel-eyed. 
     
     live-food six and 123 pounds. The beauty possessed 
     
    
   
   
    
     . Army medic, Dominick Chiera of Cohoes. N.Y.. gives plasmmto a 
     
     wounded G1. en route from the Korean battlefront to a rear line; 
     
     Ilospital. Litter is placed across seats on train giving all possible com- 
     
     !ort to the injured soldier and enabling immediate first aid. U. S. 
     
     troops. closely supported from the air, have launched into a vigorous 
     
     lounterattack in Korea's southwest corner. which has halted a last word 
     
     Communist drive toward the vital port of Pusan. The Reds now hold 
     
     nearly two-thirds of South Korea. " 
     
    
   
   
    
     wore when they broke their camp. only 30 miles 
     
     south of the 38th parallel. at 3 a.m., June 26. Hit til! 
     
     of the invasion. Helpful South Korans drove them 
     
     for 26 hours to reich the evacuation port of Pusan. 
     
     370 miles away 
     
    
   
   
    
     Six Canadian miners who escaped South Korea 
     
     a few jumps ahead of invaders. shown on return to 
     
     Canada. are: Joe Malette and Sam Weicher. Tim- 
     
     mins John Forget. Haileybury: Dyilio Sartoretto. 
     
     Rouyn. Que.; 3. Forget. l-laileybury: N. Cousineau. 
     
     Bevral were still dressed in the same clothes they 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Both members of Canadian Paraplegic associa liarn: wifeiwu shooting victim. They enjoy nab” 
     
     tion, Mr. and Mrs. Wi1lls'D'Eon are shown in their saving devices in their new home, including a spent.) 
     
     new home in Tillsonburg. 0nt., after their recent platform in the garage which permits easy acceas 
     
     marriage. D'Eon was iniured at work in Fort Wil- from the wheelchair to the family car. 
     
    

    
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     Theron Cosy, as, above, base- 
     
     bail in who had umplred in On- 
     
     tsrio'rural leagues for 40 yearn, 
     
     was killed when struck behind the 
     
     car by a wild throw. He died sl- 
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
     ,.. 
     
    
   
   
    
     .l  .-.-An American mortar crew, 
     
      its backs as a elicit and on the Korean bat- 
     
     tle front. was om:-has -aunt-sent an or rain. shell 
     
    
   
   
    
     hurtling. at the North Korean Rsdrtrooph 
     
     Army photo via NEA 'lfeM'vh0W-)'. 
     
    
   
   
    
     moat instantly from a broken neck 
     
     and cerebral hemorrhage. The 
     
     accident occurred during a urns 
     
     at Valans. Ont.. where the .West 
     
     Yiamboro village team was playing 
     
     in the Beverly Twniesgue. Cosby. 
     
     a ban umpire. had been invited to 
     
     otficlate and wu walking neat first 
     
     bsarwhen struck. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Anette phase at rlgeteas.I.0. 
     
     ILI. training is held in the lock- 
     
     lu. xl..0.A.!'. 'pas-a-raaeaa Jumpers 
     
     learn thetr'traqa at leafy Iona 
     
     field near Just. nun out at 
     
     the students shown eeoenla before 
     
     landing. 
     
    
   
   
    
      is Sm. thanparaohatlng to the 13-week may-emu .uu.1..,v 11.... 
     
     ' -oarsa. ltadenla have to learn new to transport In- Juan; is nova a "violin" mam a stream. 
     
    
   
   
    
     and persons. penny: of an alroralt crash, aver 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
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