May 15, 1949
1819
Fiction
THE HERITAGE
Ilsa knew the loneliness of this child who did not belong, for she could never forget the pain of her own childhood
67
Articles
CALGARY: STAMPEDE CITY
Waving its 10-gallon hat, Calgary keeps alive the romance of a Wild West that never did exist. It’s a mix of cattle, oil and characters
1011
Fiction
NIGHT ASSIGNMENT
To Dave everything had an angle. First the brother angle. Then there was the girl angle. Finally — the right angle
1415
Articles
The Real McGruffey
His column is more crowded with colorful characters than the champs’ dressing room. And they all turn out to be Ted Reeve
2021
Articles
I SAW EUROPE ON $190
He saw five countries from a bike, proving that Europe still welcomes students who can afford bread and cheese
1213
Articles
A CANUCK FROM CANTON
An old Chinese proverb says that the road chosen matters more than the journey’s end. Lem Wong saw his destiny in the building of a fine family
1617
Articles
THE MYTH OF MASS IMMIGRATIOH
Stop dreaming we can be as big as the U. S., Professor Lower warns. While the cheaper immigrant labor streams in, our native-born pour out
2223
Articles
HE PLAYS FOR KEEPS
Brian W. Doherty rattles the Ivory towers of Canada's theatre amateurs by demanding that his shows click at the box office
1617
Articles
The Wise Old Owl Is Stupid
Don’t let that face fool you. His brain’s from hunger. But look at those eyes. They’re bigger and better than yours
89
Articles
WHY HOLLYWOOD IS SCARED
Ruin faces filmland’s spoiled darling. Rich living has made her flabby and stupid, and sleek young rivals are stealing her public. Does she deserve a happy ending?
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