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President
Truman
r.,iv
over
a
remarK
tnai
was
maae
at
me
White
jembtTs
of
a
group
of
visiting
clergymen
of
the
En
'land.
They
came
to
the
U.S.
to
attend
the
Ameri-
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maamr
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Euchari.-tif
Congress
in
wimamsourg,
va.
At
lett
EXPERTS
EXAIvIlNE
Foreign,
naval,
military
and
an-
attaches
accredited
to
Canada
and
military
representatives
of
the
United
Kingdom
spent
a
full
day
Inspecting
Royal
Canadian
Navy
facilities
in
Halifax
recently.
The
group
on
a
three-day
visit
of
defence
establishments
on
the
east
coast
is
shown
above
in
front
of
H.
M.C.
dockyard
administration
building.
Front
row,
left
to
right:
Air
Commodore
A.
F.
Grassi
of
Argentina,
Brigadier-General
I.
Wu
Dooh,
China;
Commodore
R.
O.
Croneborg,
Sweden;
Brigadier
C.
E.
Thurbron,
D.S.O.,
O.B.E.,
army
adviser
to
the
United
Kingdom
high
commissio
ner
to
Canada
and
Capt.
W.
W.
Porteous.
O.B.E.,
R.C.N.,
superintendent
of
H.M.C.
Dockyard.
CentreVow,
loft
to
rgiht.
Wing
Commami'er
F.
G'l
Birch,
assistant
air
advisor
to
United
Kingdom
high
commissioner;
Commander
E
H.
W,
Findlay,
D.S.C.,
assistant
naval
advisor
to
high
commissioner;
Col.
Max
Waibel,
Switzerland;
Col.
Pertev
Gokee
of
Turkey;
and
Maj.
O.S.
Kotze,
military
and
air
advisor
to
South
African
high
commissioner
to
Canada..
Back
row:
Lieut.
-Col.
T.
R.
Clarkin,
United
States
of
America;
Col.
Gilbert
Andrier,
France;
Maj.
M.
L.
LiHaie,
D.S.O.,
Canadian
army;
Flt.-Lieut.
C.
P.
Wattie.
D.F.C.,
R.C.A.F.;
Commander
L.
L.
Atwood,
R.C.N.,
and
Col,
J.
C.
Hodgson,
U.S.A.
',
R(,v
j.
W.
C.
wana,
Lro
uisnop
oi
Lonaorv.
At
rignt
;t
Rev.
II.
W.
Brads-field,
Lord
Bishop
of
Bath
and
CANADA'S
21ST
PARLIAMENT
OPENS
Hon.
J.
D.
Howe,
De-
"
1ence
Minister
Claxton,
Finance
Minister
Abbott
and
Opposition..,--
Leader
Drew
enter
Ottawa's
House
of
Commons
at
the
opening
of
parliamentary
sessions.
Expected
to
sit
for
10
weeks,
parlia
.
ment's
problems
include
amendments
to
eliminate
the
Pijyju
Council
as
Canada's
last
court
of
appeal,
enlargement
of
jthe
scope
.
of
the
National
Housing
Act,
and
arrangements
for
a
convert-
1
tion
of
provincial
premiers
immediately
alter
the
session's
end.
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I
1
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.
smamHUm
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I4-
ONAEY
PRINTING
DEVICE
The
invention
of
two
-ntisUs,
an
automatic
typewriter
which
"photographs
Pf
k
demonstrated
in
Cambridge,
Mass..
by
famed
GETTING
INTO
SHAPE
THE
EASY
WAY
The
world's
greatest
hockey
team
until
it
can
be
proved
otherwise
on.the
ice,
has
opened
r.rascnal
training
at
St.
Catharines,
Ont.
The
Leafs
sped
through
a
tough
70-minute
practice
game
that
was
followed
up
with
a
gruelling
physical
training
period.
Getting
back
into
Fliap?
ma
t
have
prove.1
to
be
too
much
of
a
strain
for
Vic
Lynn
(
left
and
Harry
Watfon
as
they
took
time
out
to
"rest
and
relax."
z
SIR
STAFFORD
ON
EXHIBIT
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
British
chancellor
of
the
exchequer
is
a
curiosity
among
this
gathering
of
Londoners
who
view
the
devaluation
of
the
pound
with
mixed
.'
feelings.
Sir
Stafford
and
Prime
Minister
Attlee
are
the
targets:-'
of
criticism
from
Conservatives
on
the
right
and
from
Labor-"
unions
on
the
left.
One
union,
Branch
No.
1
of
the
Amalgamated
Engineering
Union
went
so
far
as
to
pass
a
resolution
calling
for
"the
immediate
removal"
of
Cripps.
r..
ur.
Vannpvur
Bush
seated
as
Dr.
Samuel
Cald-Ma-vsaclnisctLs
Institute
of
Technology,
looks
on.
ul.
the
film
from
the
machine
can
be
devel(roed
H
on
a
Printing
plate,
ready
for
the
press
to
roll.
If
i.morcmiiy,
Ule
niaehlne
could
revolutionize
the
dustry.
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1
1
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Ja
-av
RYDER
CUP
IS
HEADING
BACK
TO
ITS
AMERICAN
HOME-Lord
Wardington,
a
sportsman
of
the
old
school,
is
shown
(right)
presenting
the
Ryder
Cup
to
Bcn'Hogan
of
tle
American
Professional
golf
team
that
recently
defeated
the
British
for
the
trophy
.
at
Ganton,
Eng.
Hogan,
still
shaky
from
injuries
received
in
an
auto
accident,
cap-amed
the
American
team
in
non-playing-,
capacity.
.
.
.
.
,
CHRISTIAN
RALLY
IN
BERLIN
An
estimated
30.000
Protestants
from
Berlin'
and
from
the
Soviet
zone
of
Germany
-a'hered
this
week
in
the
Waldbunne,
In
the.
British
sector
to
attend
a
Christian
solidarity
rally.
Dr.
Ot
to
Dibeluis,
BUhop
of
Berlin,
addressed
the
crowds,
stressing
the
need
of
practising
obedience,
love
of
nei
ghbor,
self-sacrifice,
and
criticizing
the
rising
power
of
the
state.
-
In
this
veiw
of
the
event
the
overflow
of
spectators
can
be
seen
sealed
in
the
aisles
and
standi
113
on
the
outskirts
of
th;
huge
arena.
HORSE"
'
a
'8ritiih
f
tlle
most
unusual
exhibits
at
Hie
Ai
e
,"Ai"Haft
ConslTuctHls'
Show
In
Farnborough,
Farnborou
rS6'
&
2"sea
ter
helicopter,
shown
in
''liji,.,,
,s
.
,
The
straiige-looking
helicopter
has
Peered
hy
one
engUu...
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