November 15, 1950
Fiction
THE PHILISTINE
Articles
DON'T CALL ME BABY FACE
A MACLEAN’S FLASHBACK
The Hanging Judge Was a Softy
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Fiction
THE PHILISTINE
This girl knew two things—love and war. In the dim tavern of the Seven Eyes, Paltiel, proud armor-bearer to the King of Gath, talked of both—disastrously
2021
Articles
DON'T CALL ME BABY FACE
After Pop Foster gave in and answered the phone young McLarnin went to New York — and he went big. The ex-newsboy from Vancouver fought 22 fights in nine years, but he ate lemon pie with a gangster only once
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A MACLEAN’S FLASHBACK
The Hanging Judge Was a Softy
Matthew Begbie was the law in untamed British Columbia, this man who sang in the church choir and hanged murderers from the nearest tree. He was accused of graft, his life was threatened, but he blustered his way into the legends of a new land
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Articles
THE REDS ARE READY TO WAGE WAR INSIDE CANADA
Before he broke with the party four months ago, T. G. McManus, a member of the Communist Central Committee for Canada, had already been shown his underground hideout, been issued his code name and his orders for sabotaging industry — all part of the Communist blueprint for treason if war should come between Canada and Russia
89
Articles
HOW FREUD CHANGED YOUR LIFE
Denounced as pure filth, revered as ultimate truth, the teachings of Sigmund Freud have influenced our books, movies and the way we rear our children. He gave us the subconscious, the libido and the id
45
LONDON LETTER
Come Into Our New House!
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Articles
THE CROTCHETY MERCHANT OF MINK
Jack Creed walked across Europe on his way to establishing Toronto’s toniest fur salon. Now he drives in a limousine to his $400,000 business where the customer is always right as long as she agrees with Jack
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Riches For The Little Rooster
Canada's No. 1 man of the theatre, Gratien Gélinas, the idol of Quebec, is as good at figures as he is at writing, directing, producing and starring in his smash hits. Now he's got Broadway producers interested in staging his sensational play, "Tit-Coq"
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THE KILLER IN THE CASTLE
One hundred men died at the bend in the road. But it took the Royal Navy to catch the mad murderer
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Articles
WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW ABOUT GLACIERS
The few men who know them can read in the rivers of ice that orchids will bloom on Baffin Island and palm trees wave from Greenland’s shore. They say, too, that glaciers sometimes growl
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