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pctives ee oe the Country

CANADIAN TRUCKS FOR PORTUGUES

HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL ON BALD PA © SASK. FAMILY RIVALS TURNESAS

nora. Press Canagian

With one of the 400 vehicles slung overhead, Colonel Cosgrove,

Canadian representative in Lisbon, is shown, centre, shaking hands

with the Portuguese minister of the army during the delivery of

Canadian military vehicles to Portuguese armed forces. Trucks

were delivered in accordance with North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
tion commitments. 2

—Central Press Canadian
In numbers at least, the golfing Homenuick family of. Zorkion,
Sask., outrivals the more famous Turnesa tribe of the U.S.

Homenuicks number oa golfers among the 12 in the family, with ! ‘COOL BULL FOR HOT CLIMATES

aged eight, hopes sume day to step into Marlene Stewart's shoes as
Canada’s golf queen.

i central Press Canadien MARLENE AND HER TROPHY
| The centuries-old hope of bald men for a substance that grows ‘i ss

hair is being revived in Montreal and Toronto by the -injections
of a cortisone-like fluid obtained from hog pituitary glands.
Several nee have volunteered to test the substance and so far
some report a fuzz appearing where vast open spaces were in
evidence. Others, after taking injections of the “hairmone,” report
it grew hair, but didn’t hold it. When the injections were stopped,
the new hair fell out. This optimist is having a new hairline
pencilled in.

AGE 102, TAKES FIRST PLANE RIDE

Central Press Canacian

President Dwight D. Eisenhower, touring the U.S. Agricultural
Research Centre at Bel , Md., stops to,stroke a red Sindhi bull
that is being used in an unusual experiment. With him is Secre-
tary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson. The “cool bull” is being
used to develop dairy cattle with a heat tolerance for warm cli-
mates.

Named By St. Laurent WINNIPEG BAND
to Brazilian Embassy TOURS CANADA *

: “Centra Press Canadian
Mrs. Jennie Majaury, age 102, took her first airplane flight at
Carp, Ont., and thought it was wonderful. She smokes a pipe, has
200-odd descendants, seme of them her great-great-grandchildren,
Jack Ralph, right, president of the Kingston Flying club, was her
pilot.

entral Press Canadian

Wearing her best smile, Marlene*“Stewart of Fonthill, Ont.,
holds the cup she won along with the British Women’s Open golf
championship at Porthcawl], Wales. Marlene, 19, is the only Cana-
dian to win the British Open title,

Wife Preservers

RADA. AKES ALL THE ARGUMENT OUT OF SPEEDERS
Central Press Canadian

Prime Minister St. Laurent
has announced in Ottawa the ap-
Pointment of Sydney D. Pierce
as new ambassador to Brazil, ef-
fective Aug. 1. Mr. Pierce was
moved from the organization for
European Economie Co-operation
to Washington at a time when

Canada’s $5,000,000,000 arms pro- —Contral Press Canaaiaa
Men's ties should be smoothed out after gram began rolling in 1951. He The Zorra-Caledonia trophy
ach wearing and hung on a rack. Avoid was given the rank of minister, for Canadian girls’ bands is held
| pressing ties as much as possible. If a tie but his real job was to head Can- by Nancy Marchylo, 22, of Winni.

is given a rest of about five days between
wearings, the wrinkles will come out and,
the shape be restored,

ada’s Defense Production Office
in Washington and help in the
acceleration in the movement of
oo. between Canada and the _ on tour of Canada and the

EQUINE BEAUTY STILL HAS APPRECIATORS ‘

—Central Eress Canadien
There is just no chance left for motorists New York state and will soon be used in Canada.

now. Even the smile flashed by Ruby Scinta It’s reputed to be foolproof and, for police, a —dénteal Breast
of Buffalo, N.Y., though it can charm police, can pleasure to operate. But for Mr. Motorist, it’s Mechanical devices have not obliterated ad- Ont., Chap Carter of Brampton drew enthuse
no nothing with radar, by which her car was just one more check on his impulses imposed by miration for horseflesh as crowds at horseshows tastic applause as his entry won the popular

clocked at above the speed limit. The radar modern science. across Canada demonstrate, At St, Catharines, ass for single road horse trials,

: system of clocking speeders is now in use in