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MINING
COAL
WITH
GUNS
The
United
Mine
Workers
strike
520
A
MONTH
White
most
Canadian
cities
and
".
i
in
the
U.S.
has
resulted
in
some
bloodshed.
At
mine
No.
4
of
the
Lingle
Coal
Company,
near
Clearfield,
Pa.,
non-union
employees"
of
the
mine
went
to
work
in
strip
and
deep
pit
mines
carrying
"
guns
in
addition
to
their
other
equipment.
Here
are
two
of
them,
one
with
a
pistol
in
his
hip
pocket
and
the
other
carrying
a
rifle.
A
Ijand
of
U.M.W.
men
carried
on
siege
of
the
mine
in
which
two
men
were
seriously
injured
with
shotgun
pellets,
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nf
rrmais
wink
uioiuiu
uuuj;t;i,,
m
lavlslOTK,
'
his
go
beting
for
tenants.
Five
large
rooms
icjinn.un.
three-room
apartment
rent
for
as
low
i
Even
ut
Uiese
prices,
tenants
say
rents
are
hfr
CERfM?IY
COMMONER
AND
NOBLB-Member.
of
the
British
flffal
house-'
1,
W"
"
Pst-wedtiinS
portrait
following
the
colorful
wedding
united
h
26-year-old
Ekrl
of
Harewoad.
ceremony
Marion
Sir?
which'
nephew
of
King
George,
and
22-year
old
'SwhT.
IOyal
fam"y
"-'
helr
Scotland
vaeatton
to
attend
nlte
wedding'
in
St.
Mirk's
church,
and
thousands
of
Britons
turned
out
for
the
sto-boo
.marriage
of
commoner
and
nobleman.
rSt
In
this
radioptoto
are
shown
left
to
Queen
Mary;
Princess
Royal
Mary,
mother
of
the
groom;
the
Earl
of
Harewood
(George
Henry
M,,;
the
bride,
Countess
of
Harewocd;
King
George
VI;
GeraW
S?
brother
of
the
groom
.nd
best
man;
and
Queen
Elizabeth.
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PAKISTAN
WOMEN
IN
NATIONAL
GUARD
The
wonWn
of
Pakistan,
who
now
enjoy
full
pol-!
Weal
rights,
can
boaM
,a
Naton-al,
.Quard..
unlt.xcel)4'1n
efficiency
by
none
of
the
male
regW
""
mehts"?
Haktefan'ian
'women
have
abandoned
the
traditional
Indians
dres,
the
sari,
for
the
smart
white
uniforms
of
wide
trousers
and
knee
length.blouses
which
this
all-girl
contingent
is
wearing.
This
Is
the
nucleus
of
the
women's
army,
directed
by
iiie
Begun
Llakat
Aly
Khan,'
'
wife
of
the
president
of
the
council.
It
is
one
of
three
similar
battalions
in
East
Pakistan,
PUn-'
Jab
and
Karachi.
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.
LITTLE
STONE
STALLS
COMMERCE
Stone
thrown
up
by
a-r
Ehtp's
propellor
is
believed
cause
of
more
than
24-hour
tie-up
of
m.
trafiic
through
the
canal
at
Cornwall
Ont.
This
air
photo
showsOT
ships
immobilized
in
the
canal.
More
than
35
other
vessels
we-e
anchored
in
the
St.
Lawrence
river.
The
stone
damaged
thtf
:.
:
massive
gates
on
Lock
15.
New
gates
were
installed.
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WWN-"
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V
3D.LT0
CROSS
CHANNEL
Seen
going
through
'
us
a
model
yacht
six
feci
long
which
may
cross
Mfi
under
radio
control.
It
was
designed
by
Mr.
a
civil
servant
Interested
in
wireless
control,
-X
dirKlng
the
model
by
means
of
the
radio
.i'i.mpt
to
navigate
the
yacht
across
the
chan--
m.uie
this
year
the
yacht
will
be
controlled
tin
operate
at
a'
range
of
three
miles.
There
:
P;m
available-
for
the
model's
Ions?
voyage
4
NEW
MACHINE
IS
PUT
THROUGH
PACES
BY
BRITISH
MOTOR
CYCLISTS
Seen
coming
in
after
a
500-mile
run
are
three
of
five
British
mo
::cyclists
who
averaged
over
90
miles
an
hour
t
on
the
Montlhcry
autodrome,
near
Paris,
France,
to
prove
mettle
of
new
Triumph
"Thunder-
(
bird"
vertical
twin-cylinder
650
c.c.
machines.
At
end
of
the
500
miles,
each
machine
did
a
final
lap
at
over
100
miles
an
hour.
Riders
are,
from
left:
Bob
Manns,
Len
J.
Bayliss
and
Alex
Scobte.
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PEGIN
ATOMIC
ENERGY
TALKS
Representatives
of
the
United
States,
Great
Britain
and
Canada
are
shown
as
they
began
a
series
of
"exploratory"
discussions
in
Washington,
on
Joint
research
and
development
of
atomic
energy.
Left
to
right:
British
Ambassador
Oliver
Franks;
U.S.
Assistant
Secretary
of
State
J(.
E
Webb'
and
Canadian
Commerce
Minister
C.'D.
Howe.
In
rear
are
Sir
Derick
Hover
Millar
(left),
British
minister
to
the
U.S.;
William
Webster,
deputy
to
the
secretary
bf
defence
for
atomic
matters;
and
Sumner
Pike,
acting
chairman
of
the
atomic
energy
commission.
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T.
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ROMANCE
RUMORS
FOLLOW
is
shown
a,
she
appeared
at
a
hunt
un
Fem;,
s
fo
Ailie.
The
prince
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9
vMr
-old
Lord
Oirilvy,
heir
of
the
Earl
t
fo-operaV"
ne
concrete
evidence
of
the
'
Ici'aa
Kuvr
J1"1
the
'PrSram
now
taking
shape
hv
m
traini1"6"1'
v,th
tne
distance
of
the
U.N.
"'Jtatiun
andS.iarg'
numbers
of
social
workers
to
"Siller,
viih
aUh
"cation
in
the
dominion's
r"'
the
Um
'
FUms'
Psters-
radl
and
lou0"
'
!l)ilia'?
n
Earned
social
worker
in
her
of
forts
'""''
'n-y
1',ap"stie8
or.
knowledge
tiroes
an
Indian
"l
1
l1e
ih'w
habit
of
health
'and
cleanliness.