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DOLLAR
CHAT
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
British'
chancellor
or
the
exchequer,
centre,
chats
with
Canadian
Finance
Minister
Dou2las
Abbott,
ri
eht.
as
thPv
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lan-Amcrican
financial
conference
in
Washington.
BritLsh
Foreign
Secretary
Ernest
Bevln
is.
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Photo-
:i.L-Spnn
Farm
Sovereign
Supreme
lived
up
to
name
when
he
took
the
grand
champion's
ribbon
at
Na!imul
Exhibition
livestock
show.
Owned
by
J.
Strcetsville,
Out.,
the
bull
also
won
for
his
owner
;
eniicr
breeder
or
the
show.
Holding
the
animal
is
koil
of
Elba,
NT.
.
(C.
P.
Photo)
ALPINE
RESCUE
Five
men
risked
their
lives
In
a
successrul
attempt
to
rescue
Alpine
climber
Ian
McKay,
31,
who
suffered
a
broken
leg
and
head
Injuries
after
a
75-foot
fall
down
the
face
of
a
hanging
cliff
on
Red
Tusk
peak,
45
miles
northwest
of
Vancouver
in
the
Tantalus
range.
The
crack
mountain
rescue
party
which
flew
to
Kay's
aid
is
shown
on
one
of
the
easy
patches
on
the
.7,000-root
mountainside.
Kay's
basket
stretcher
is
visible.;
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Photo)
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RECEIVES
DELEGATES
Four
delegates
to
the
17th
General
Synod
of
the
Church
of
England
'
In
Canada
at
Halifax
discuss
church
matters
du-ing
a
reception
given
by
Lt.-Gov.
J
A
Mc-Curdy
or
Nova
Scotia
at
his
official
residence.
They
are
left
to
right:
Canon
W.
F.
Payton
or
Prince
Albei
t,
Sask.,'
Canon
T.
W.
Isherwood
of
Halifax:
Rev.
J.
A.
P.
Kent,
chaplain
to
the
Archbishop
of
York:and
Rev.
H.
R.
Hunt
of
Toronto,
assistant
clerical
secretary
to
the
lower
f
.
house
of
the
Synod.
(C.
P.
Photor.
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Believed
to
be
the
oldest
active
motorcycl-
SET
FOR
DOLLAR
TALKS
Top
Canadian
delegates
to
the
Can-ada-U.S.-U.K.
rinancial
conference
at
Washington,
External
Affairs
Minister
Pearson
and
Finance
Minister
Abbott
are
shown
checking
over
documents
during
a
recess
in
the
talks.
(CP
Photo)
w.
w.
b.
Henry,
92,
or
Goderlch,
Ont..
is
shown
here
on
a
pleasure
trip.
Recently
granted
a
new
licence.
'Mm
to
operate
a
motorcycle
until
he
was
70.
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P.
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KEEPING
IN
TOUCH
Mile.
Visiting
Canada
for
L'Accueil
r,,,in
FOR
NOVA
SCOTIANS
When
Stanley
and
'inin
f
lh,,v
been,
Dartmouth.
N.S.,
arrived
in
Dartmouth,
Eng.,
n'-,mou'h1tUn
heriPS
and
were
carried
In
triumph
alon;
rpslt1ents
W;s'
Alprt
to
traditions
or
the
.sea,
the
town's
v'i()
Fai'lert"
P'1'cciateii
tne
courageous
Teat
or
the
two
brothers.
EVENT
OF
MacARTHUR'S
HEADQUARTERS
Tracy
S.
Voor-.
hees,
new
U.S.
under-secretary
or
army,
stands
at
attention
beside
General-of-the-Armies
Douglas
MacArthur
as
he
Is
wel-
corned
with
full
military
honors
on
arrival
at
Haneda
airport
in
Tokyo
aboard
General
MacArthur's
personal
plane
"Bataan
for
two-week
visit.
MacArthur
said
that
Japan
had
raithfully
adhered
to
the
terms
of
the
surrender
and
should
be
granted
a
peace
treaty.
Danger
of
communism
had
passed,
he
said.
Benoite
Colard
who
met
her
first
Canadians
at
her
home
near
Caen,
where
Canadian
troops
made
their
headquarters
during
the
bitter
righting
in
Normandy
in
1944,
is
busy
renewing
the
acquaintance.
Franco-Canadien,
which
helps
welcome
Canadian
visitors
to
France,
she
is
shown
scanning
international
news
teletype
in
the
Ottawa
Bureau
of
the
Canadian
Press.
(C.
P.
Photo)
i'hov
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m.,r-
U,P
I,
'""inc
in
their
20-foot
boat,
Nova
Espero,
which
4
th""lves
ln
a
IIa!lfax
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