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Germans
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Than
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in
Hansichum,
Dulsburg,',
Ewen,
Oort-,
France:
Jranc.e:
"I
I
don
don't
t
have
have
a
I
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"
wi.t
kii
'i
-Saucrs
home
Is
now,
cheerful
mund.
mund,
WupDcrtal
Wurmprt.aluri.
are
burnoil
h,.m.HL.i
cial
attitude.
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had
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any
spe
.
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Will
IIS
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n-.i
......
m
into
some
French
prisoners
of
war
working
far
me.
They'
were
very
good
and
I
liked
them.
But
they
don't
feel
that
,riii
ip
rH,rl
deep
in
the
memory
of
thousands
of
Allied
airmen.
Some
of
the
biggest
raids
of
the
Second
World
War
were
dlrocted
against
these
cities.
,
people
u
iB
i
lien..""'
way
about
us."
,
On
thp
United
States:
"We
and
shiny
clean.
The
furniture
K
I
e
a
m
s
with
high
polish.
Through
the
window
he
can
see
his
garden.
Hans
Saucr,
52,
is
a
German
bricklayer,
lie
has
lived
all
his
lite
in
tin;
Khur
Valley,
the
great
coal
und
steel
centre
of
Ui'iniany.
The
place
names
here
Bo-
Hans
Kauer,
bombed
out
of
have
had
a
great
deal
of
help
three
liouses,
saw
nearly
three
from
America.,
The
Marshall
(EUtlAN
MOItlN
"it
is
y
Giriiii'iO'-
llrVP
that
afu-r
1-.wtslioulil
lie
UviiiB
jM"
.
quarters
of
Bochum
destroyed.
Yet,
today,
he
says,
"we
ure
Plan
Is
helping
here.
But
I
can't
forget
that
some
American
sol-
living
voeiierj.,.
man
we
were
diers
came
into
my
house
after
the
war
and
took
my
watch
and
a
pair
of
binocular."
Josef
Schwelnsberg,
48,
lives
In
another
part
of
Bochum.
He
It's
feature-full
.
.
.
has
everything
anyone
could
ask
for.
Wonderfully
big
storage
space
even
in
the
smallest
models.
Larger
models
have
three
Handi-Dor
shelves
that
will
hold
up
tot
12-ounce
bottles.
Quick-chill
tray
.
.
.
Crisper
....
Meat
Keeper.
r
vpryQiiirfrv
ii
brilliantly
color-styled
.
.
.
lovely
Satin-gold,
silver,
chrome
.
.
.and
Capri
Green
inside.
No
matter
which
model
Quicfrez
you
choose,
you'll
find
it's
tops
in
value,
too.
prince
Kupert
Doily
Nevx
Tin.
i
sday.
October
8,
1
r3
I
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M
I
II
I
I
I
1
I
J
II
I
before
the
war."
Since
last
month's
elections,
Germany
Is
in
a
position
to
rearm
and
to
take
Its
place
in
the
community
of
nations.
A
liiial
wave
of
votes
curried
Chancellor
Konrad
Adenauer
back
into
office.
Is
a
pudfller
in
the
steel
mill.'
He
iias
oeen
working
there
i
since
luin.
lie
has
four
children.1
The
whole
family,1
except
for
the
older
daughter,!
lives
in
a
three-room
house.
Their
diet
Is
mostly
bread
and
vegetables,
laced
with
a
Bunday
dinner
of
meal,,
and
sometimes
a
meat
dish
in
mid-week.
They
are
not
so
well
off
as
the
Bauer.
Still,
Bchwelnsberg
says,
"we
are
living
as
well
as
before
the
war.
I
earn
more
but
prices
are
higher,
too."
FtTt'RK
UNC1.KTAIN
Adenauer
believes
in
European
unity.
He
backcU
the
Srhumiin
Plan,
even
though
it
gives
five
other
nations
a
voice
in
the
disposition
of
Ruhr
'coal
and
steel.
He
Is
for
a
European
army.
He
campaigned
on
these
issues.
The
people
approved.
So
here
Is
a
man
in
the
Ruhr
today,
at
the
very
focal
point
oi
some
of
the
factors
and
movements
In
Europe.
How
ilocn
lie
live?
And
what
does
he
think
of
the
outlook?
Hans
Bauer
lives
In
a
tlnec-
QUICFREZ
4
'
.
.
1
'i
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"-v
'
'
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i
.
;
I
.
j
,'lf
the
balance
stays
as
It
Is
I
between
wages
ind
prices,"
lie
.says,
"I'll
be
quite
happy."
I
UnllKe
his
neighbor,
KchwHns-beii5
is
worried
about
another
Models
Prom
$249
Marvel.
ftflnncDM
ftAAin
A
Cooking
room
hou.ic
which
he
hopes
hi
own
in
a
few
years.
It
was
financed
by
the
steel
company
that
employs
lihn.
Saner
has
a
radio,
but
no
refrigerator,
no
household
machines,
no
automobile.
Jle
lost
his
furniture
in
war.
He
is
opposed
to
creating
a
new
German
army.
lie
favors
a
Kuropean
army,
but
doubts
it
can
be
achieved.
Capt.
I,
ii
d
w
I
g
Mcr'genthum
was
a
member
of
the
Luftwaffe
general
staff
In
the
last
war
and
now
is
with
a
fjusseldnrf
stecl-ejtpoi
ting
firm.
These
are
his
views:
the
txmibtng
so
Hie
pieces
hi
this
house
are
all
new.
NOT
WOUUIM)
j
"Most
people
want
to
ee
a
th"
tablo;
German
army,
but
they
want
it
wife
uses
on
a
volunteer
basis.
Without
He
has
mcHt
on
every
day.
But
his
THtlE
VISION
I!
AMI'I
r.i',1)
by
an
early
morning
haze
Cottage
models
for
use
in
kitchens
where
space
is
at
a
premium
.
.
.
full-sized
ranges
for
use
where
space
permits.
All
are
completely
functional,
having
speedy
top
elements
and
even-heat
controlled
baking
facilities.
Large
storage
drawer
capacity.
Beautiful
gleaming
porcelain
enamel
tops.
Luxury
for
you
at
this
low
pi
ice.
Models
mm
$239.so
LOW
DOWN
PAYMENT
.
.
.
AND
VERY
EASY
TERMS
VwkC'ily.
nver
:)(()
migratory
birds
were
swept
to
their
iiiisl
the
Empire
S!..!
BuiMitiR
tower
by
a
35-m.p.h.
(illtlie
biidi.
only
two
were
,'ound
alive,
one
of
which
hcid
h.'.e
liy
Jerry
Burke,
an
oUservatory
guard
at
the
'
V
1
X
more
margenne
than
butler.
He
conscription
there
wouldn't
be
buys
one
suit
of
clothes
a
year.!
enough
men
to
bring
it
up
to
The,
standard
Christmas
prcs-lreal
strength,
ent.
from
his
wife,
is
a
new
pairj
"The
Russians
are
only
aboat
of
shoes.
bo
miles
from
the
Ruhr.
Th-y
How
does
he
see
some
of
the
i
would
be
here
in
a
hurry
be-blg
questions?
j
cause
they
need
It.
Then
On
another
war:
"I'm
not
'atomic
bombs
on
us!"
i
very
worried.
I
don't
think
thelPASTOK
OPTIMISTIC
!
Russians
are
in
position
to
start
Br.
Rudolpf
Kluger
is
pastor1
another
one.
It
would
be
differ-!01
a
Lutheran
church
in
the
ent
if
Germany
were
alone."
i
village
of
Kaiserswerth.
Hp,
On
a
European
army:
"it
spoke
of
opinions
in
his
con-would
be
a
good
thing
provided
'gregation.
German
troops
were
on
an
equal!
"There
is
an
important
dlf-
;
basis
with,
the
others."
'
.
jfcrence
between
today
and
the
On
his
feelings
toward
!
period
after
the
First
World
-
!
War.
Many
people
thought
we
,
a
-wre
right
in
that
war.
But
to-
nadian
"Cobalt
Bombs"
Set
Up
in
Italy,
U.K.
..
VAL
SUGANA.
Paly,
Don.
Ciiudian-made
radio-'
The
.'anadian-designed
nia-
m
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m.ih--""
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hlfA
III
line
"'
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iK
''ke
coming
out
of
a
ll-HMIIia
Tp.ad'clrVa
,lMwrf1rtAri
hi.
...
People
Peonlo
feel
feel
eulltv
Wt
tVimb"
for
treat-
I'hlnr
ts
beiim
sefup
at
Mount
sneer,
first
of
its
kind
j
Vernon
Hospital
here.
It
was
4
to
Europe,
arrived
i
uresnted
to
the
British
Empire
Brandon
i
canor
clinic
in
this
(
ranker
campaign
last
spring
by
FAMOUS
DUO-THERM
HOME
HEATERS
Jin
town.
about
the
second
war.
"The
people
are
for
peace
and
tiey
are
for
European
union.
The
German
women
,
wunt
to
keep
their
sons.
And
we
are
optimistic".
tab."
made
in
'"
tint.,
atomic
tli-
i
en-;
here
j
w
as
;
Sip-
j
J.
W.
McConnell,
former
publisher
of
the
Montreal
Star,
and
accepted
on
behalf
of
the
campaign
by
the
Duke
of
Gloucester.
The
machine
itself
appeared
on
display
in
Copenhagen
last
Jul
v.,
The
cobalt
ammunition,
a
'(,
ws
brought
from
Gnu.a
It
tan
Canada
in
dwt'irs
and
radiol-
Oil
Refinery
'
BKANDON,
Man.
Q
Kmoke
and
flame
shot
into
the
sky
over
a
Brandon
oil
refinery
Tuesday
night
as
the
city
suffered
its
third
spectacular
fire
of
the
year.
Four
buildings
were
destroyed,
two
,
towers
,
badly;
burned
andj
damage
wan
estimated
by!
a
icpMV
pahy
spokesman'
at
hundrrds
of.
theusands
of
dollnn
in
tlic
blaze
at
the
refinery
of
Anglo-Canadian
Oils
Limited.
The
company
has
no
connection
with
a
larger
is
.
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as
the
bomb
was
..
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.
f
and
taciaiied.
peas-
coin-sized
radio-actite
disc,
was
shipped
over-
by
-fiea
Teoently
and
will
be
instilled
by
a
technician
of
the
Atomic
Energy
surrounding
villages
In
Vancouver
ttay
Mm
MOT
HOTEL
1
front
of
the
clmir.
30
grams
of
high-'Commission
of
Canada.
e
cobalt
are
wran-!
A
hospital
spokesman
said
he
tons
of
lead
It
was
'expects
it
will
take
six
months
lead-lined
c.
liar
of
".-S.
vy,-
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VAX
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il
'1
;
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4
fa
firm
of
a
similar
name,
Anglo-Canadian
Oil
Company
Limited.
to
get
the
machine
ready
and
train
a
British
crew
In
handling
the
cobalt
bomb,
said
to
be
200
times
more
powerful
than
conventional
X-ray
machines.
It
can
be
used
on
deep-seated
The
other
major
fires
this
year
will
he
used
in
'
shortly.
in
Nort
hwood.
i
1
EtlEland.
Britain's
twwr
cobalt
bomb
is
bo
ready
in
about
.
fcl'ir
full-scale
opera-'
destroyed
a
downtown
business
block
and
gutted
a
wholesale
Free
.
.
Parking
g?y
him
i
fruit
warehouse.
A
local
radio
station
warned
liiHliinunt
growths
out
of
the
range
of
ordinary
machines.
I
1
"
I
-
A
I
i
:C'
1
I,..
.
V';7
everyone
within
a
half-mile
of
The
New
Duo-Therm
Imperial
Priced
From
$94.50
To
$139oo
Told
Hot
To
Worry
.
J
,jriipnn3a,3a
W.
''"?
i.
Ws
IQ
Test
Not
Too
High
the
plant
to
vacate
in
case
of
an
explosion.
The
plant
covers
an
area
of
about
a
city
block
and
Is
the
largest
employer
in
the
city.
Its
daily
refining
capacity
Is
about
3.000
barrels
of
oil
brought
from
Edmonton
by
pipeline.
It
was
estimated
it
would
have
handled
1,000,000
barrels
this
year.
Central
Reasonable
Rates
1221
Crnvill
St.
MArine
7235
j1'
lAI'i
widely-
used
pretty
routinely
In
many
Bl'irpliiMim
adopt-states
for
placement
of
adopt-,
'
tri
ini
iuloiislv
cd
babies."
declared
Dr.
Mc-M
Iuwa
p.,yc.holo-
Candless,
direcUir
of
the
child
I
welfare
research
station
at
the
'
Sf"klS
to
udont'
State
University
of
Iowa.
PRICED.
AT
-$2i04
95
'"'ant
be
over-con-
New
research
by
one
of
his
infant's
IQ
rat-!
as.soc.lutes,
Dr.
Irene
Harms,
had
"ig
a
child,
because
shown
that
a
given
Infant
can
"i
navp
tuLt,,
....!..
....
.
i
....
c
,Q
-
""-u
lairiyi
vary
as
mucn
as
oa
jjuiuwi
nui
'V
.department
have
id.nv
t.n
rlav"
In
IQ
scores
where
d
Ptl
out
just
100
is
considered
normal.
d
Ula'nm!1"1
R
Mn"
The
psychologist
said
C
is
.try
toP'
l)r,'Pared
sk,,pUeal
about
IQ
tests
for
01
Nuii
A"u'rlcun
j
children
under
age
3'2.
-..
cy
"But
after
that,
when
the
U
,T
iMl'
p
t
st
eUild
becomes
stabilized,
IQ
,(
I,
tlviendoirsly
tests
can
bn
one
of
our
most
wough
they
are
I
useful
scientific
tools."
Cnjoy
automatic
forced
warm
air
heat
and
suve
up
to
25
per
cent
on
fuel
with
hAndsome
Duo-Therm
Heaters
.
.
.
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Power-Air
Blower
optional.
See
how
Duo-Therm's
advanced
Modem
.
Styling
adds
charm
to
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room.
Get
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heat
from
every
drop
of
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with
exclusive
Dual
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Get
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control
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the'
turn
of
a
dial
.
.
.
and
don't
forget
to
ask
about
Duo-Therm's
Automatic
Thermostat
Controls
.
.
.
optional
at
a
reasonable
extra
cost.
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