September 1, 1952
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Fiction
GUNS ARE FOR MEN
All was love and laughter in the log cabin until the midnight marauder came between them. And Clara learned that sometimes in the New World the woman could be the hunter
67
Articles
How Social Credit Took B.C.
In B. C.'s strangest election a group of rank amateurs, who'd never been in politics before, suddenly found themselves forming a government. Here's the astonishing story of how they did it
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Articles
Got two hours for dinner?
Told Canada had the best food in the world and the worst cooks, two Belgians emigrated to Quebec City to open a restaurant that now lures epicures from Calgary to Key West
1011
Articles
WARRIOR
Sgt. Tommy Prince, grandson of an Indian chief, won ten ribbons fighting Germans, Italians and Chinese. But now the blood of his ancestors demands he fight again to prove a man’s color doesn’t count on the warpath
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Articles
RHYMES IN A TEN-CENT SCRIBBLER
Critics sometimes make fun of the homespun verses of Edna Jaques, Canada’s best-selling poet, but her sweet songs bring help and joy to housewives and sailors and bring her a comfortable livelihood
1617
Articles
THE ROUGHRIDING MAYOR OF DOBBERVILLE
In a city formerly known as Regina, a lanky and amiable American quarterback named Glen Dobbs has set an entire province on its ear and pushed Hopalong Cassidy into the shadows as a kids’ hero
2021
Articles
THE STAR WITH THE DISHPAN HANDS
Immigrant Eva von Gencsy came right from the kitchen to dance to stardom with the Winnipeg Ballet. Back in Salzburg the balletomanes have never seen anything quite like her interpretation of the sultry siren that's known as Lou
2223
Articles
PUT IT BACK, LADY!
Here's how store detectives in the bustling supermarts catch hundreds of food pilferers each year. And, the strange thing is, the shopper who slips a ham under a coat is that nice man or woman next door
45
London Letter
BELGRADE LAUGHS AT THE KREMLIN
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BACKSTAGE
Why I Demonstrated For Doug
September 151952
