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" -- x : is Living skeletons are the two Allied soldiers in top photo, shown preparing to leave Aomori prison camp, Yokohama, after rescue. } They're typical of thousands of other war prisoners of the Japs, mn who endured months of starvation and torture from the enemy. Fun-Loving Japs, prisoners of the Americans, are shown in lower photo, putting on a vaudeville show for their fellows in their POW compound on Guam. "Actors" in foreground seem to be going over 3 big with husky, well-fed, well-dressed Jap in background. WASHING DOGS IS HER BUSINESS Hhlrtuts' for Uoks 'are part of the succeeful business of Miss Doris Mitchell of Brantford, Ont, She started washing dogs In 1938. Her "whsh jobs havé' made her famous 'in'Canada, * THE WINNER in coffee popularity is Maxwell House. More people bity it than any other brand in 'thé world! 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He is shown here demonstrating to his wife the operation of a rifle. "For an old-fashioned, conservative 'island, with no factories, our war effort has been good," he says. - Ll ONE OUT OF SIX IN ISLAND OF ST. PIERRE FOUG TARY HT F Y into the armed services--an average of almost one out of every six. St. Pierre had never heard of women in uniform,.but 40 girls got into the fight. Fifty of the Island's sons R THE ALLIES i= TR received decorations. Cod fishing is the principal means. of livelihood on the island. Barrels of cod liver oil are shipped out regularly to France. Some 10,000 litres were donated monthly to the mother country to aid in rebuilding the health of her people. Fishing is a $500,000 enterprise. ARMY GOLF- "TOURNAMENT IN ok bd ENGLAND Golfing enthusiasts from Canadian Military Headquarters, London, forget the tribulations of army pro- blems for awhile as they hold a golf tournament at Sandy Lodge Golf Club, Moor Park. Lieut-Gen, the Hon P. J. Montague, Chief of Staff, C.M.H.Q., (near centre of picture with white shirt and white golf bag), was a guest player for the day. R.S.M. W. Leitch of Hamilton, is chairman of the club. -- rn man T. C. A. TESTS RADAR TO INCREASE. EFF ICIENCY [4 'First' civilian installation of radar in Canada has been made by Trans-Canada 'Airlines at Winnipeg, Man, Helen McGuirk here watches the approach of an aircraft ehown on the cathode ray indicator, resémbling a' television screen. The equipment was borrowed from the R.C.A.F. It is effective for a radius of 80 milés, : THEY'LL BE FARMERS An American-born Japanese mother and young son mug for camera while other children sleep. They are a few of 167 American Japs to arrive in Philadelphia from relocation center. They will work on farm at Bridgeton, N. J. ek eta adiatasaotasced » 4 ANA vn 3 Radio waves are sent out by this large semi-cylindiical rotating antenna and it catches the Y@nining ecto. 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