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ENGLISH
PIANIST
LECTURES,
PLAYS
AT
CITY
Dr,
Leslie
Grossmith,
English
pianist
and
composer,
is
appearing
at
the.
city's
schools
this
week
In
a'
series
of
lectures
and
recitals
which
are
proving,
popu
lar
among
the
children.
Proceeds
from
the
appearance,
for
which
a
Snail
charge
is
being
made,
are
turned
over
to,
a.
fund,
for
British
children.
Wlh
Dr.
Grossmith
is
his
French
wife,
who
also
lectures
on
her
native
language.
"I
emphasize
pronuncltlpn,"
said
i,
Madame
Gros3mltht
whose
mostobvlous
Interest
is
hen
husband's
musical
artistry.
"I
da
not
try
to
tell
them
anything
about
grammar."
Dr.
Grossmith
is
making
two
appearances
at
each,
school,
lec
turing
the
first
day,
and,
pro
viding
a
recital
the
next.
Today
he
is
lecturing
at
King
Edward
elementary
school.
He
has
al
ready
appeared,
at
Annunciation
school,
where
both
his
lecture
and
recital
were
warmly
re-j
celved.
'
He
plans
to
visit
the
other
city
schools
next
week.
Born
In
Birmingham,
England,
white-haired
Dr.
Orossmith
has
travelled
the
world
as
a
concert
and
solo
pianist.
He
also
Is
a
composer,
having
written
an
op-:
eretta
and
a
grand
opera,
neither
of
which
have
yet
been
performed
publicly.
His
lectures
have
an
inspirational
quality
as
well
as
high
entertainment
value.
"I
stress
the
value
of
good
and
consistent
work,"
he
said.
"My
adylce
to
children
is
not
to
leave
school
until
they
have
their
final
certificate."
Both
Dr.
.and
Madame
Grossmith
have
Been
in
Prince
Rupert
before
30
years
ago.
"Prince
Rupert
has
changed
tniwh
since
that
time,"
mkj.
Qroremlth
said.
"At
that
time
thq
street?
were
plank
roads
and
Peaches,
2
lb
Canteloupe,
2
for
Plums,
2
lb
-
Watermelon
lb.
Lard
Pure,
lb
H
"
Shortening
Snan.
face.
2
for
Laundrv
cake,
.11-.13
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2
for
19
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63--69
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and,
no
wise
cracks!"
Next
Six
Months
May;
be,
Decisive
Ear
Democracy
in
Trouble
Italy,
ROME
fAP)
Sovereign
at
last
since
her
peace
treaty,
became
effective
Sept.
15;
now,
faces,
on
.her
own
the
supreme
test
of
hot
capacity,
for
orderly,
self-government
by-
democratic
processes,
Wednesday
Premier
De
Gas-perl
was
called
to
accountfor
his
stewardship
when
left-winger
Fletro
Nennl's
motion
of
no-confidence
came
up
for
debate
in
the
constituent
assembly.
If
he
survives
this
test
as
seems
likely,
he
must
still
look
forward
to
turbulent
times
thereafter.
Events
of
the
next
six
or
seven
months
culminating
In
the
election
of
the
first
Natlona
Assembly
under
the
new
consitutlon,
may
be
decisive.
The
outcome
will
be
fateful
not
only
for
Italy,
but
for
the
wprjd
for,
this
country.along
with
Greece
has
become
a
political
arena
in
which
the
giants
of
the
their
first
opportunity
to
shqw
whether
they.can.
win
power
constitutionally
in
a
country
not
occupied
by.
Russian
troops
Italy
also
may
be
virtually
the
last
barrier
to
the
spread
of
Soviet
domination
to
the.
shores
of
the
Atlantic.
A.
Communist
triumph
here
could
create
the
condition
for
a
similar
advance
In
France
which
would
place
the
hammer
and
sickle
In
the
ascendant
from
Vladivostok,
to
Bordeaux.
In
Italy's
internal
stuggle,
the
propagandists
are
Premier
Alcide
De
Gasperl's
christian
democrats
opposed
by
the
leftist
coalition
of
Communists
and
pro-Commu-nist
Soclalist5:
which
De
Gasperl
ousted
from
his
government
four
months
ago.
'
The
Christian
democrat,
leader
s
waging
his
battle
on
two
fronts.
While
he
combats
the.,Commu-
nist
campaign
tq
upset
his
gqv-
enment,
he.
must
fight
also
to
save
Italy
from
national
Italy's
dolar
funds,
will
be
exhausted
by
Jan.
1
and
so,
too,
will
be
her
wheat-supply.
Beyond
that
date
the
.government's
main
hope
lies
In
emergency
aid
which
might
be
provided
by
a
special
session
of
the
United
States
Con
gress.
The
only
alternative,
apparently,
is
the
possibility
of
aid
from
Russia's
bumper
wheat
crop
which
conceivably
might
be
of
fered
on
the
political
condition
that
the
Communists
be
invited
back
into
the
government.
In
the
fierce,
political
debate
there
were
many
unfinished
buildings.
It
is
a
pleasant
little
city
now."
Dr.
Grossmith's
lecture
tour
is
being
made
with
the
approval
of
the
provincial
Department
of,
Education.
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De
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has
the
firmer
position,
on
the
for-1
eign
policy
issue.
The.
CommuT(
nists.
are.
more
effective
in
thei
field
of.
domestic
economy.
I
The.
Kovernmept's
policy
of
co
operation,
with
the
western
ppw.-ers
.and
especlaly.
with
the
United
States,
gives
De
Gasperl
's
adyer
saries
scant
ground
for.
convincing,
criticism.
The
leftists
grumble
about
American,
"Inter
vention"
in
Italy',3
interna
af
?
fairs,
but
they
do.
not
tell
their
followers
U
is.
better
to,
suffer
I
cold
and.hunger
than
to.
accept
American
dollars.
They
have
nothing
comparable,
to
offer
from,
their
Soviet
mentors.
On,
thS.
economic
Issue,
h,ow;-eyer,
the.
leftists
have
De.
Ga?-perl's.
government
at
a
disadr
vantage.
Living
costs
have,
adr
vanced
50,
fold
sincer1938.
In
the
same
.
period,
unskilled
.
workers'
east
and
west
are
testing,
thejr,
wages
have,
risen-36
fold,
skilled
strength
workers
26,-fold,
and.
white,
collar
In
Italy
the
Communists
have.
workers!
19
fold
In
less
than
a
year
the
prjee
'
f
,
...
i
nci
price,
or
spagnem
i?.
up
oau
jjcj
cent
of
rationed
bread
more,
than
100,
per
cent.
Steamship
Sailings
For
VanconTM
Monday
ss
Princess
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10
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Tuesday
ss
Coqultlam,
1:30
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Thursday
ss
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Friday
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Impressed,
with
the
fine
weathpr
Prince
Rupert
greeted
him
with,
like
many
others
he
has
heard
that
it
rains
In
this
area,
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snowed
the
party
Kl"..
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uie
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"'them.when
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for
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Research.
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his.
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arrived
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the
Prince,
Rupert,
yesterday,
irom
Vancouver
accompanied
by.
Mrs.
Beatty.
and;daughtex..Eat1
Dr.
Nell-
Carter,
who
was
for
nine
years
head
of
the
Biological
station
in
Prince
Rupert
and
now
holds,
the
same
position
on
the-Pacific
Coast
as
Dr.
Beatty
does
on
the
Atlantic,
JoinedDr,
Beatty
In
Vancouver.
Although
Dr.
Beatty
has
held
his
present
pisition
for,
a
number
off
years,
thlsthfc.
first;
tlmehe
ha?,
had
the
opportunity,
to
visi
the.
Pacific,
Coast,
According;
to
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his
eastern
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quite,
impressed
t
with
the.
varl
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phases
ofi
the,
fishing
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on
this
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is.quite
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will
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JasDer
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or.
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