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:
Atlantic
Treaty
Organisation
which
this
month
reiPhmi.,.
i.
t.u
.
ons
01
U
J
joy
are
studying
at
air
schools
across
Canada.
Lined
up
before
member
n?'
An
1
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,..
im.
mi,
muuwiu
ltum
iuuy,
jranra,
ue
Netherlands
Norw
o
.
-Belgium.
Denmark.
Britain
and
Canada.
Rro
tsnnun
rnH.
fc.
.day.
Montreal,
(fifth
from
left)
and
l
l
'T
Flight
Ca
let
F.
'
U,go
of
D
h
h"m
Count
,
;from
left)
both
wearing
Canadian
uniforms.
AN
UMBRKLLA
sprinkled
with
bin,
red
roses
adds
sparkle
"to
milady's
costume
when
spring
showers
start
to
sprinkle
from
the
skies.
It
is
part
of
the
Federation
of
Umbrella
Industries
collection
now
belli?
shown
in
Paris
-
-.
".
u
U
GKORGE,
3,
of
Avonside,
Chrtetchurch,
New
Zealand,
shows
promise
of
becoming
Ue
rlls
jig-jsaw
puzzle
:
king.
He
is
shown
here
assembling
two
puzzles
simultaneously
He
hs
bo8.i
known
to
put
four
puzzles
together
fr
.jm
a
pile
of
pieces
in
almost
as
many
minutes
an
it
yonld
take
another
enthusiast
to
assemble
one.
i
SiL
ML-
-
1
.
LONDONERS..'
LONDONERS..'
were
were
surprised
surprised
JA
J'
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t
t
;
3-
IglK
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'
to
to
-encounter
nc6uiter
this
this
bught
height
and
and
v-
i
.
.
.
,
-
shitiy
creature
strolling
along
tHo'
street.
Tlv
mnn
Inside
the
Aluminum
foil
suit
was
on
his
"ity
to
show
off
the
heat-protmin?
qualities
of
his
sluinue
attire
at
a
factory
roulpmcnt,
exhibition.
.
.
5
ft.RS.
CLARE
BOm-IIE
M
CE,
U.S.
Ambassador
to
Italy
and
Oen
Aln-ed
Orucn'.hsr.
head
of
SHAPE,
turn
on
the
charm
for
the
cameraman
during
the
foimtr's
recent
visit
to
SHAPE
headquarters
at
Rocquencourt,
France.
ENTIIItQXEIl
ON
A
MORTAR
and
holding
her
Apii
pretty
Judy
Wagner.
17,
of
Weehawken,
NJ.,
is
surma
admiring
cadets
from
the
Perinsvlv.mia
MiHtnrv
mi
Hri
'n
AT,G'Nf'
bedeCk6d
White
cockaf(io
others
and
ochre,
are
shown
as
they
t.4ced
for
r
Queen
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Ed
bur8h
during
the
royal
couples
recent
v,s?t
i,wTlln
?"erSltnd'
AUst.raIia'
80
of
the
natives
were
flown
m
from
he
team
which
named
her
"Queen
of
PVC's
Pershing
Rito
picture
has
been
entered
in
the
national
contest,
spo";
the
Pershing
Rifles
unit
headquarters
In
Nebraska.
Taei?
,lmiUUV,
o.uuu
uiiics
uway
ior
me
oc
aslon
Buams
are
ucrt
to
right!
r
Edward
Diffcndal,
BalUmoniEn
uownlng,
Lexington.
Ky.:
Richard
Orabiak,
Yorkton
Randolph
Padula.
Fitchburg,
Mass.;
and
Richarfl
m
Chicago.
.
,
E
L
tJL
HI
V
l
AihitbfAfUt
ilVCS
I
fin
P
-mm
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w
,
ran
ivn
.on
or
ff
tlMOOP
TlftTL'l'
ILILKT
....
.
wnen
a
CNR
Mom
teal-bound
Ocean
Limited
stru-k
ci
i
1
i
j
i
an
oncn
wfkmg
f,
brigade
doused
the
hot
cinders
Ir,m
locomotive
b.fo.e
fue
sP,cad
10
nynam,te
IEITT.
AND
MRS.
KUtVVIN
PAixxioC-type
rumble
sent
devised
for
their
daughter,
Pammy
13
n.ontn:s.
Now
they
can
take
her
along
when
they
go
out
for
a
spin
on
the
bicycles
that
Kelly
recently
brought
back
from
England.
lUU.
ili--,,,
M
7
A
SPRING
SKIRT
and
pullover
outfit
In
complementary
shades
of
pink,
pearl
grey
and
charcoal
grey
make
an
Interesting
color
combination.
The
skirt
has
iinely
edged
pleats
that
fall
straight
from
the
waistband.
lip
1
111
r
1
i
imm
J
111
i
-
,,
Refreshment
Unit
of
Fir
Flm
I
Just
Right
For
Smaller
Horn
Todry's
handymen
host
can
rut
from
'a
i"''11
P
jt
uu.ia
ms
own
refreshment
corn-
parts
run
w
fr.B
nd.be
right
In
on
the
trend
Inch
pew'
wilh
fjvlurt
to
built-in
serviiv,'
spots
design-
pieces
of
the
'J
'
ed
for
the
smaller
h
uii".
Vz
inch.
re0((i:
i
ue
simple
I
r
piywoed,5helvcs.
.
"
"
,
,
B
!
hown
here
cn
ber
3
Indies
thick
;
oar
find
stools
be
fitted
Into
a
small
area
of
stool
Hips
for
lor
cuJ
rusiw"'
'
n
l)(,
I.T.-C.V1DU.
HARRY
SHORT-I
N",
34,
of
Calgary
has
been
iippoiuted
commaiKlhig
officer
i,l
the
naval
radio
station
at
Fort,
Churchill,
Man.
He
succeeds
Lt.-Cmdr.
Charles
R.
Iliirlli;,
33.
of
Halifax.
A
native
Of
fctmiaild.
I.t.
-Cinrtr
Rhnrfsn
your
Hvineroom,
rumpus
room
ish
cnii
1
or
den.
Forming
a
handsome
ten").
lw
w,.'.,t
"...
.
f
nruiut
-
lintt
t.htl
rnn
Ha
fi
I
...!,,..
nllUc
loaiurc,
is
'
t-
:
iu
cunirasi
or
compliment
Dres-
nicms
--
lir
w
ent
decorative
colors
-of
the
A
few
hours
u
j
'
t
V
AING
"AU
KEVOIR"
to
their,
friends,
two
shapely
French
Was
at
onc
1111,0
111
command
;
sail,.,
prepare
to
got
under
"way
in
their
boat.
They
are
French
c!
and
"r
t'o
tai
rooms.
will
see
ell
Plccl!,pick
yum
All
parts
of
DoukIus
fir
ply-
pliu'd
and
nailed,
wood
are
simple
to
cut.
f-om
finish.
H
orimer1
DOl
GIA8
BADER,
famed
leg-M
Pilot
of
the
RAF
during
the
BccOiid
World
War,
has
written
a.
book,.
"Reach
for
the
Sky
"
It
ohrohicles
his
career
from
his.days
as
"a
cocky
English
schoolboy
to
his
life
now
at
44
as
a
flying
executive
for
a
big
.alt-firm
in
Britain.
'
.
,
aouBsses
Lise
Bourdin
(left)
and
Elisa
Lamotte
who
spend
served
as
executive
officer
of
ptmels
and
can
be
assembled
in
t.ivui
b-
en
eveninz.
Thirknexx
Thickness
nf
of
ton
top
unit
unit
can
canoes.""
be
pa"
.lif
d,
LflPir
TVPP
t
ma
cn
m
,..1,
:i
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ii
.,
thn
.
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iz
r.np
spvunth
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m
mAofri..nt
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UCOHU.YCI
uuriiitf
iiRr
i.mrn
THIS
IS
TUS
i.xsiDE
of
the
wheelchair
coach,
designed
by
Walter
Callow
of
Halifax,
a
First
World
War
veteran,
and
con-verted
by
him
into
one
of
the
world's
biggest
ambulances
to
be
usM
in
the
-vent
1
rlixwfr
.
;
,
.
.
,
o
w.w.iu
imi
j
cnurll
,
-
.
y-4
tllP
nf
i
l
-
m
n
a.
3
(rp
from
Ka-ional
Tft:ncc)
ides
of
the
bar
should
be
wall'
oi
y
in
:h
to
give
a
sturdy
unit,
a
beautiful
nrn
front
prn-l
otid
shelves
work
pln