One of six victims o! London's 
     
     "vampire" slayer, who allegedly 
     
     confound tn Scotland Yard, is bc- 
     
     lieved to be Mrs. Rosa-lie lilercy 
     
     Henderson, who, with her hus- 
     
     band Dr. Archibald llcnderron. 
     
     distppeared in February, 1948. 
     
     One hundred men are searchinf: 
     
     (or traces o! victim, even exam- 
     
     ‘ ng drains ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Johnny Weetaltuk. an Eskimo who years um suffered from tuberculosis, which attacked his lungs 
     
    
   
   
    
     and left c_ , has completely ret-ilvcrrd from the 
     
     (icorgc. Que. For the past thrco _vt"nrs he had born 
     
     tuberculosis case. Completely cured, Johnny Wits 
     
     boarded the plane for the lznt leg of his journey 
     
    
   
   
    
     dread discasc and has returned to his home at Fort 
     
     zit the Weston, 0nt., sanitorium an almost lmpclcss 
     
     llmvn north from Moose Factory. Ont., where he 
     
     home. llere he is with a new-found friend, Sammy 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Sharing candy with Sammy and a classmate ls Johnny, who cln 
     
     hardly remember the language ot his homeland. He is to attend school 
     
     at Fort George for three yours. In the hoopltsl he was n bright Plllil 
     
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     MARCH 16, 1949 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Golda Myerson, a mm", 
     
     lilllwaukec. Wis. schoolteacher 
     
     will be labor minister in the hm 
     
     Israeli cabinet. Site's a nmnhcr n; 
     
     Premier David lien-(iurions illili. 
     
     dle-ol'~tl|s--rnnd 50.3311,‘ Lab," 
     
     sMapal) Pnrtv. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ekumiak, left, another I-Lskimo boy. Johnny has forgotten practically all cl the customs o! his people- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Iohn 0'Donald, o! Altoonn, PL, was horn with his heart on th 
     
     light side, his stomach standing on end, most of his digestive organl 
     
     pushed into his chest cavity and his lett lung squeezed tight. Normal 
     
     feeding and adequate breathing were impossible. Rushed to Childrrnl 
     
     I-Iospltql, Pittsburgh, his organs injure set right by a surgeon less than 
     
     M hours: alter birth. When this picture was tukcu. he was two Melt! 
     
     old, had gained ll ounces, and wnron normal bottle diet. 
     
    
   
   
    
     John Gaza, ct Lmamington, Ontario, Canada, brought. home 31 
     
     chicks, and set them in the kitchen ior a icw days, betore putting 
     
     them outside. He didn't count on the maternal instinct of shorty, hi; 
     
     tomato tox terrier. The chicks snuggled up to Shorty’: warm body’, and 
     
     she loved it. Now she snaps at anyone who tries to pick up a. chick, 
     
     and, i! one strays from the nest, she picks it up gently, and brlnzs it 
     
     book. Caz; Iizures the next she'll start clucl-zlng. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ Armed with s. rasor, a. kniie and a sawed-oi‘! gun, a SS-ycaru 
     
     old man went berserk at the Torontoliospital for Tuberculosis 
     
     It Mount Dennis, Ont., where he is employed, slashed u. woman 
     
     3931191‘. a nurse and a woman patient, then cut his own throat. 
     
     The man then locked himseli in a washroom where police found 
     
     him alter battering down a door. Suffering mutiple cuts irons 
     
     the assault are Mn. Eleanor (Juvanough, 30, 3 nurse; M155 Mamie 
     
     ltlcLunnon oi the cleaning £taif,.and the patient whom hospital _ 
     
     ll-lihoflil” 410011116 i0 identify. Mrs. Cavanough was the heroin! . ‘ I 
     
     oi the terrorizing tew minutes the assailant roamed the halls. ' ' ’ 
     
    

    
     She fought. with the man when he attacked the woman patient. 
     
    

    
     nnd, although severely cut and bleeding profusely, she stopped 
     
    

    
     his wild rampage. Minutes later he retreated to the washroom tn 
     
    

    
     if)’ to end his own lilo, Above is the hospital building where the 
     
    

    
     attach took place. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     M“ "W; Brillllllv NP" Tilfmliil- 0"!» Willi W“ IlF-t-illliild by two teen-age would-be girl bandits, in o washroom oi’ a Toronto restaurant, 
     
     shows hnw she fought them oi! with purse. An expectant mother. she was beaten with heavy air plstolrinset. Mrs. Brown managed to trap 
     
     and hold Bnrbe until‘ police arrived, but the other nasaiiant, I 19-year-old girl, managed to elclpe. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘Iiho Post-Cities which has been running in bad luck 
     
    

    
     o! mars in its stamps, comes up with I. new one in the tour-cent slam. 
     
     ocmmzmoratlng the union between Canada and Newioundland. ‘rhl 
     
     stamp shows John Cabot! ship presumably landing at Newioutidlaod 
     
     The error lies in the spelling o! the name o1 the ship. The posi-Oiilfl 
     
     ltump exports label it the "Matthew" (above) in coltillct with 1i" 
     
     llncyclopsedis Britannica which spells It "Mathewf 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tours Ind rejoicing lnkrmlngled  
     
     first Constituent Assembly. 
     
    
   
   
    
      moo... has been utlb llrlied by m; Apple nmmi Lilly." the Canadian 
     
     ‘Miter slflm hm with Barbara Brennan and Peta Patterson or Guelph, Ont. "The champ” 
     
     _  st flllpchjsrm 0t rows ilther. ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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