Maclean's

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FICTION

NET RESULTS

Mike Bergen Presents : The Original and Only Barefoot Tennis Marvels from the Wilds of Ookalooku By STANLEY JONES47 min

8

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Nothing, Not Out

This may not be cricket, but when Onesime Doucet keeps the straight bat, by gosh, he keeps the straight bat By FREDERICK EDWARDS27 min

6

GENERAL ARTICLES

Tweedsmuir of Canada

As author, scholar, soldier and outdoorsman, Lord Tweedsmuir has won the respectof all Canada By I. NORMAN SMITH25 min

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FICTION

So This Is Susan

When your eldest son whirls home from the city with a new and strange wife, there's only one thing to do. The question is—What? By DEVERY FREEMAN24 min

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FICTION

LOYALTY

A story of the men who go down to the sea in ships and the iron tradition by which they live— and die By ALBERT RICHARD WETJEN23 min

10

GENERAL ARTICLES

Drew Stands by Charges

Author of Bren Gun article testifies before Public Accounts Committee

14

GENERAL ARTICLES

Edward Johnson of Guelph

Artist, skilled executive, showman, a man of deep human understanding — Such is the ruler of the "Met" By H. NAPIER MOORE16 min

14

GENERAL ARTICLES

A KILLER CURBED

Sulfapyridine—Medicine’s new weapon in the fight against pneumonia By ROYD E. BEAMISH15 min

10

GENERAL ARTICLES

LONDON LETTER

The Shadow of the Crooked Cross By A. Beverley Boxter12 min

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HUMOR

WEDNESDAY is Early Closing Day in Brantford, Ont. All the retail establishments shut up shop at noon, and Brantford housewives who haven’t got their food supplies into the pantry by that hour are called upon to do a lot of delicate explaining to hungry and supperless husbands before they go to a restaurant to eat.