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CANADIAN
EXHIBIT
FOR
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AT
MILAN
TRADE
FAIR
The
Canadian
government
exhibition
commission
will
be
displaying
Canadian
goods
at
lhe
Milan
Trade
Fair
in
April,
the
first
time
since
before
the
war.
At
an
Ottawa
preview
of
the
exhibit
prior
to
its
shipment
to
Italy
D
G.
W.
DuugU
Uefl
to
iiB"W
liveolk
expert
in
the
export
umsion
of
the
aepart-ment
of
trade
and
commerce,
explains
the
purbred
dairy
cattle
panel
to
Dr.
Pietro
Migone,
Italian
commercial
attache,
and
Baroja
Marioe
Stefano,
Italian
ambassador
to
Canada.
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h.Lord
Goddard.
"Ifs
SPRINGTIME
IN
THE
ROCKIES"
Spring
and
winter
are
only
a
few
thousand
feet
apart
in
this
contrast
of
snowcapped
peaks
in
the
Canadian
Rockies
and
the
ice-free
lake
t
their
feet.
The
giant
peaks
in
the
Rockies
are
mammoth
fortr5
resses
chiselled
by
the
implacable
hand
of
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Minister
St.
Laurent
raises
his
tlngers
VICTORV
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Vii.nrlreH
cllPKt.S
at
ft
in
rhe
victory
sign
to
a
crowo
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It
was
Mr.
St.
Laurent
Montreal.
in
,
to
to
lnar
Srnclal
visit
to
Montreal
since
becoming
pnrnernimsj
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"NEW
CANADIAN"
FAMILY
ALBERTA
BOUND
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hendrick
Willem
Scholten,
Dutch
immigrants
who
have
brought
along
their
12
children
to
Canada,
are
shown
on
the
gangplank
of
the
Aquitania
as
they
disembarked
at
Halifax.
They
are
headed
will
live
on
a
farm.
for
Picture
Butte,
Alberta,
where
they
Heads
Red
Cross
Juniors
A
photo
of
Miss
Kathleen
Oepp
of
Melbourne,
Australia,
who
has
been
appointed
as
director
of
the
Junior
Red
Cross
bureau
of
the
League
of
Red
Cross
societies
in
Geneva
She
will
be
responsible
for
the
activities
of
33,000,-000
members
In
52
countries.
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DIPLOMAT
DISCUSSES
ATLANTIC
PACT-Ice-;n
minister,
Bjarni
Bt
nedikts.son
(left)
is
shown
af-
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l-.it-
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t
it
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Cn,.wl
irt
nf
Rtatfi
Dean
pr.
Bcnediktsson
heads
a
delegation
of
diplomast
from
Nn
count
rv
to
riispnss
i!pt.:iils
of
the
North
Atlantic
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UITSIES-During
an
ice
Carnival
at
St.
And-W
8he
was
starred.
Barbara
Ann
Scott
was
with
o
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k,hv
,
t0uuqet
of
blue
violets-official
flower
of
New
IT
MIGHT
AS
WELLBE
SPRING
-
Eastern
Canada
has
been
enjoying
mild
spring
weather
fo
rthe
past
weeks,
interspersed,
enjoying
mild
spring
weather,
interspersed
with
floods.
Eastern
United
States
also
has
been
favored
by
warm
weather.
In
Brooklyn,'
N.Y.,
the
crocuses
were
in
bioom
in
the
Botanical
Gardens.
Here
Kathleen
Miller
is
admiring
the
newcomers.
.
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ji
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i;r.r
rnt.flrin
U
clinwn
in
this
R.C.N.
DhOtO
making
ihn,
u
MacLaren
ot
that
province.
w
as
nOTNG
UPI
Tne
Koyai
uanauian
,
,
.
he?
final
ascent
in-
the
Pedro
Miguel
locks
wl2,
passing
through
the
Panama
Canal.
Three
sets
of
locks
raise
and
lower
vessels
using
the
canal.
The
10,000-ton
warship
was
enroute
to
the
and
other
Canadian
Navy
ships.
Caribbean
for
joint
manoeuvres
with
Royal
Navy
Appn
'quoise
blue
vase
made
01
m-w
""'W
an
r""lg
the
lieutenant-governor
was
aide-de-camp.
(C.
P.
Photo)