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Vivian de Valera. son oi’ President Ennionn dc Valera o! Eire, led his company of intantrymen in the big anny parade which drew thous- ands into Dutblln’: streets on St. Patrick's Day.

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Provincial pol-ice held a successful manhunt in eastern Ontario m; Mar-ch g5 mm two mam“

allegedly held up service stations and kidnapped their operators. Kewmeth Haley (Lower ma),

ernpoyed in the garage at Maitland, was the first to see the alleged gunmen when they arrived B'- his Bmlplﬂyfrs station. For several hours James Tarlbet. and Douglas Dalgliesh were forced to go with t-he pair. Although Tarbst (at wheel of car) escaped, Dalrgliesth was held until

his car was mired and police effected a capture. The trwo Indians are charged with ermed

mhiirery. 'I‘arbet posed for this picture (Upper Left) with his wife and two-year-od daughter Betty aft-er he had made a successful break for freedom. Dalgiiesh (Ulpper Right) was forced to drive the car alter ‘Inrbet had escaped and given an a-iaml.

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March l’! sow a buztie or activity in the barrack rooms of the Irish Guard! in London. ’llo cele- brate "16 Bnnlvﬂr-‘PBTY of St. Patrick. Ireland's national saint, the regiment paraded to receive a presentation o! shamrock tokens made on behalf oi the Princes; Royal, who is its colonel- in-chioi. Alter the ceremony, the regiment returned to barracks. but a lew minutes later most, oi’

it: members were o-ut distributing shamrocks to littie London children like these who came to see the iun. Every soldier wore a shamrock,

As the Dark ‘Blues train icr their annual classic college rowing race lcalnst Cunbrldge on April 2, they am get

Hitler elevated Gen. Fedor von Bock to the rank of Major-Gen- eral and appointed him com- mander of all German armed forces in Austria, following the annexation cii’ Austr province oi the Reich.

Penelope Chipman, daughle“ o! Mr. and Mrs, Warwick F‘. Chi?- man Montreal. who wcn the prize offered by Malcolm MacDonald, Secretary ori State for the D0- minions, in the Empire Essay con- test on the Youth movement.

Succeeding Hon. Michael Dwyer, Minister oi’ Mines ior Nova. Scotia, Mr. Collins who is assis- tant to the president oi’ Inter- national Nickel oi Oarmida, has assumed the presidency o! the Canadian Institute o! Mining and Metuiltng-y for the 1968-1939 term.

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Elgvlitvc wear-old Lila Elliott. wit.) lives in n Colorado mountain lmmlct. won a four-day visit to \v.l$lllll'_lilll l'l‘\'(“illly m tier prize ill :1 gtOLl citizenship contest, Un- til inst. wen‘: when she went to Den- ver, she had never seen "n hiizh building" nrr ridden in n sircrt- cnr. She's due to have tra with l5 STWW" ‘is hi‘ 19"’ m“ Mrs. Franftlirl D. Roosevelt when site nus the capital next month.