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Author Spends Year as Eskimos Son: Dam Busters” Tribute

Roger Lemelin Novel Now in’ English

hy ‘The Canadian Pres ‘northern service officer ab Free: Though hero Bolsjoly ts of

A white man who became an visher Bay where he lives with Lower Town origin, his story 4s
Eskimo for a year has written his wie and two-year-old largely connected with Quebeo's
an absorbing and sympathetle daughter, An experhnental hous- Latin quarter, location uf the].
wecount fis a native of the Are- ing plan with dB people ts being seminary and Laval University.
lic, “Land of The Long Day” devewped there co study and Part of ly caricatures Quebee’s;

This Is another in 9 series
The Dally Nows Book Page and

To Great British. Team

Club of the Prince Rupert Public Ubrary, It ly hoped that the
reviews of books from the Hbrary by various city residents aii

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sponsored! by the Book Review

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(Clarke, Irwind is Doughis Wil-

adjus, the impact of modern

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Kinson's story of his experiences sociey on the primitive mind,

Since “Pierre Le Magnifique’!

presented every week will help stimulate interest and encour:
age others (0 use the public Ubrary’s fictlon, non-fiction and
reference faciiitles to a greater extent,
“THE DAM BUSTERS" by PAUL BRICKIUILL
(Evans Bros, Ltd, London)
Reviewed by RON H. MARSILALL

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‘Lhe probienws of ihe contact are
becoming Increasingly complex
tis the Northland is invactea cy
ine white man.

i Wilkinsen chose Idlouk, the

came out three years agu, Leme-!
lin has spent all his thine writing
for radio and televiglon. Lately
he has been wrapped up hi TV
writing alone and there is no

This is the story of one of the greatest teams ever created
by the s.rcag of modern times — 617 Squadron of the RAP and
Hurnes Wallis, the scientist who, together, formed the most potent ,
strikiter force of its kind to come out of the Inst war, The book »
is tt Gibure to this team,

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Thero Is a
A cong to stil all fear, |

A wondrous promise {f we lift our oyee,

A word If we will hear:

For God's pure love ts proving falth's tnereqse |
And bringing forth the Christ, the Princo of Peace

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himself so well that his Tuster best hunter, trapper and travel-
R father could certify in svlinbie Ver in north Barwin, as his fuser books, ; and:

Be characters that “Kingmik Js do- father because he wis "the one; However, he announced re- pis revolutionary ideas un nit years threatened the ‘novthern:
ine things exactly as’ Fskimos ‘Eskimo | have met who hits come cently that hs next major Ven (weapons and how he ‘strove to c
Ba do, He is a rood man, He willireasonabiy close to establishing ture will be a nlay to be pre- ‘prove they were not only pra.
@ understand very well about asia balance between the vl way sented next year to Parks aud- teal but vitally necessary to the
| . _ war effort,

The only white man Ina fivee thrust on him by cohtact wh)
family vilkige of 29 people, King- the white, Here, in the suceess KARSH HONORED
mik, like other Eskimo sons, had‘of Unis one man in adapting) Yousef Karsh of Ottawa ls one for fust one special job
no say in the conduct of nis himself to the changing concl-‘of five great world photograph~ ‘nash the Mochne
dally life. He learned the skills-Wous, perhaps lay the key to the ers given pride of place in the dams in_ western Germany and...
of hunting and trapping, lived ‘successful development of te 1956 Photography Magazine edi- ‘cut off the Ruhr '
on at predominantly raw meat !Canadian Escimo as ai Arctit/tlon of Photography Year Book hivdru-clectric
et, Without special privileses ‘citizen. 1 wanted to find (hut! published by Macmillan, Mure of
he participated In and observed key.”
every activity of living in wn. Before golng to Pond inlet In|than ever before are represent-| ‘The O17 squduron was chesen

fo Vancouver -- Friday and |}

{| Charlottes — Oct, 20, Nov 3, ]!

Passengers board steamer one 7.

word from him about further

fof dife in his land and that lences.

ee otter

Ithe work's top photographers

1853 with the backing of the 'ed jn the new volume,
rAretic Inatitule of North Arae-! The 80 pletures ‘in the book —

Wilkinson, knowing Eskimos rica, Wilkinson, a skilled photo- ‘some from castera Europe. are skiifel, fearless volunteers who |
as few whie men do, is now a! grapher, was with the Naticnul

nes liecantmennenmmeanememaimnanl

jarranged hy nationality allow-
Film Board, It was while making !Ing students of photography ty
the films “Angotce-Story of An'make comparisois between the
ifakime Boy” and “Land Of The; work of photographers of divfer-
Long Day’ in 1990, that he niet, ent connirles,
Idlouk. The latter film won ine! Of Karsh the editors comment:
ternational awards. ' “Here is more than @ maker
The book is strikingiy illus of portraits. He is a historian
trated with 36 of Wilkluson's With the camera, Royalty,
phonoyraphs, emht of then In churchmen, buriness leaders,
‘color. ‘artists, musiclans, playwrights,
: _‘selentists, authors and others
/LEMELIN: NOVEL iwho were and are, leadeys in ail
The English verston of 2 prizes eis Oo eavour have sat fer
winning 1952 novel by Roger ‘Mr. Karsh." hh ifactentad
Lemelin, Quebec's best known’, Studies by Karsh, Murtrited
author, has just Been publaghed 1 the year hook beskias- these of
‘py AieCielland and Stewart 11g,:the artist acgus.us John, colitis
In original French it Pablo Casals and Dr. Alpert

Was |
called “Pierre Le Maguifi get Schweltzer.
and won a_ béSt-fiction awatd | The other four photographers
‘from l'Academle des Letire, yp honored along with Karsh are
ides Arts in Parls. The Engtish

Bill Brandt of England, H. Car-
title Is “In Search of Spleadour.”

meee ce eee

i{ler-Bresson of France, Herbert

iLish of Germany and W, Eugene
| The novel Js about Plerre Bols- ‘Smith of the United States,

joly, brilliant and ambitious! -
vseminary student from Lower
Town, Quebes, and a | °

series of events that shu hirn: it an

his true vocation ts the jest: |

hood

It Is the third novel by the:
36-year-old Lemelin with a color: |
ful Quebee Clty setting.

The first two —~ ‘rhe Town
Below’ and “The Plouffe Family” |
_. were about people in the field of business was accorded

working-class district of

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onvoy route to Ritsia, It knock,
ed out, before they conld get
started, the V-3 guns, which
were almost ready to pour 600
tons of high explosive a diay on
London.

+ Such accomolishments — are
Uk t0"not done by ordinary men, In
and Eder this book vou will read of the
. BNE” “not-so-ordinary old - youny
power ee men", of the ground crew “erks"
: ; Ww Aids he: s
Paul Brickhill desertbes it as ve ne quer ae ata

’ verge vya < i “en , .

only v wartime fiver could. ‘@)7 squadron mess parties and of
ito be the RAF'S “speeial duties a ee ine could any aes mi

squadron” Jt was made up of cautan't hold It quite so well

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could net be handled py other Most compienduble fob. He has: tee yea
units. Sput in all the necessary facts

Y Among tie amaane men who! and terms without losing touch
‘made the souadron were Wing with the evervday render, 103 4
Comintinder Guy Gibson why led pook well worth readine,

the raid on the dams, At 0 he ee

had carned the Victoria Cress,
the DEO and bar and DEC.
‘Group Captain Leonard Chesh-
ir, who Inter developed the
smtadron’s har raising = pln-
point marking and bonibine
technique had at 25 won the
WC, the DED and two bars und
‘the DRC. In than three

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