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One’ of, the nicest’ ‘boating fam-
iliés: to visit’. Prince:Rupert made
‘an. unexpected’ enforced ‘stay.
'Mr.-and Mrs: .W: Scott»Peacock |.
and three ‘sonsiof Dinuba, Calif,,|:
had - almost: resigned themselves
to becoming: (permanent residents
of, the.Prince:Rupert Rowing and
Yacht. Chib, while waiting for.
parts ‘dnd. repairs | on one of, their
motors... -% |:
Their? home ‘has. been ‘the 2i-

| | foot: Lady “Jane.

. Trailered .:from | Dinuba, " they

7 jaunched. her at ‘Anacortes. and

spent a” week cruising: up the

‘| coast.

, At. Rivers Inlet, the three poys,
Joe, Bill and Bobby were delight-
ed to. acquire: another: ‘erujsing
companion.“ A’ “small: brown, pup
who has become a; familiar: ‘part

- dof .the.: -landscape; at: the . -Prince

Rupert: Yacht Cluix ‘He - “has a
famous’ name: too! ‘Bing ‘Crosby
was: fishing’ at’ Rivers, Intet—so—
Bing it is. .

“One of the: features of the Lady.
Jans: ‘that. will. appeal. to" ‘boating
fans: is an 85+ -gallon " ‘gas. tank
bolted: -to the. stern which also
acts as.a transom’ for’ ‘the:. two
80 horsepower ‘motors. :

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paign » ‘committee, in. -comment-
ingon The. Daily~ News. front
page ‘article. in the ‘Thursday ‘is-
sue ‘of ‘the. paper. under”: the
headline “Don’t, put . posters. on
power. ‘poles,”, in which * ‘an /in-
cident is. ‘referred to. alleging he
replacing:: of. a. ' Liberal, : ) Poster
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pity of any. one. party. . os

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firm the: difficulty. of keeping an
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in,, tine. Cautions issued: by the
nore ° experienced | person -are

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lion" people” in’ ‘Communist Chi-

have been mobilized: for work .in
the ‘fields. following continuous
rains: the last. two months. The
‘Official’ newspaper’: ‘Peking’s Peo-
‘ple'’s'’ Daily: reports”: the
downpour: has infested some 10,
000, 000. acres of farmland with
insect poss. and’ ‘weeds, ‘ .

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The bright lights of London’ s
‘theatre district went dark for a
‘minute. Thursday, night in tri-.

who .diéd. Tuesday in Pennsy-
vanin, Every theatre switched |
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wood’s.Walk of Fame.
The comic. is. missing from the

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ded: in the sidewalk of Holly-
wood Boulevard: The: reason is

object to Chaplin's politics.

“That’s ridiculous,”
Sennett, who can still rumble up
a storm. at 76. “This is a matter
of art, not: politics. Charlie was
the. greatest comedian we ever
had -on the screen. I might add
that I don't know anything
about his. politics.. I’m not a
Communist; rm an. Irish Cath-
olic.” nd

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Chaplin to the ‘screen. He .was
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nett without a.comedian for his
Keystone company,’ he sent. for
the English comic. Chaplin was
reached:on tour in Pennsylvania
and signed for. $125 a ‘week.|

After two - duds, . Chaplin
caught on in ADay at the Races,
Sennett offered‘ him a.share of
his profits, - but..the .comic. left
after:a year: for another ‘studio

at $10,000 a weck. The two men.

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