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LONDON
Britain
is
brushing
up
the
welcome
mat
for
1948
tourists
witn
promises
of
adequate
food
and
accommodation
for
visitors,
and
entertainment
in
the
form
of
the
Olympic
Games
and
a
series
of
cultural
festivals
Dismal
Jimmies
in
Britain
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a
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fndinie
McO.ll
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V.
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A
week
later
the
second
International
Festival
of
Music
and
Drama
opens
at
Edinburgh.
The
Shakespeare
Festival
at
Stratlord-upon-Avon
will
run
from
April
15
into
September,
and
the
Malvern
Festival
of
Drama,
dedicated
to
Bernard
Shaw,
which
took
place
annually
from
1929
until
the
outbreak
of
war.
Is
being
revived
July
26-Reptember
4
and
will
feature
term,
it
here.
Some
...
.
:
I
who
tell
us
tourists
wont
come
j
here
because
of
our
austerities
overlook
the
fact
that
provision
has
been
made
whereby
visitors
staying
at
a
hotel
do
not
require
more
tlun
2.0O0.0O0
-
ration
card
unless
their
stay
You
saw
it
ir
,tir
n,
,
exceeds
28
days."
said
Sir
Alexander
Maxwell,
chairman
of
the
British
Tourist
and
Holidays
Hoard.
.
"Thev
can
ouy
goods
so
lung
as
ART
GALLERY
Amateur
Artist
Also
Master
of
Miniature
Penmanship
COWICHAN
BAY,
B.C.,
John
Spears'
art
gallery
which
has
attracted
considerable
attention
in
this
Vancouver
Island
town,
35
miles
north
of
Victoria,
is
a
squared-log
cabin
built
in
the
year
of
Confederation.
The
pictures,
all
water
colors
of
Vancouver
Island
scenes,
number
about
200,
were
painted
by
Spears
in
leisure
moments
between
jobs
on
his
farm.
Spears
now
74,
came
to
his
grandfathers
cabin
from
Newcastle-on-Tyne,
England,
at
the
age
of
14.
On
the
backs
of
some
are
such
labels
as
first
prize
amateur,
Vancouver
Exhibition
1920;
second
prize
amateur,
Victoria,
1923;
and
second
prize,
professional,
Vancouver,
1929.
"Summer
visitors
often
come
up
to
look
them
over,"
he
said,
"and
I
sell
about
half
a
dozen
a
year.
But
I
won't
be
painting
any
more
now;
that's
all
past
history."
Spears
won
fame
in
quite
a
different
field
20
years
ago-miniature
penmanship.
He
wrote
the
alphabet
on
,
pinheads
and
the
Lord's
Prayer
in
a
two-inch
pencil
line,
again
"for
a
hobby.
'
such
goods
are
sent
to
their
address
overseas
or
to
the
ship
on
which
they
are
returning
home,
and
they
receive
a
gasoline
allowance
which,
while
not
fully
adequate,
allows
them
to
see
a
great
deal
of
the
country
from
their
out
u
automobiles."
Isriiivt;
and
Iaiumn
'
,
Visitors
are
being
urged
to
some
in
spring
and
autumn,
in
MOSLEM
LEADERS
CALL
ARABS
TO
WAGE
WAR
-Ahmed
Hussein,
lower
right,
president
ol
the
Younn
Egypt
party,
who
is
the
Egyptian
counterpart
of
Sir
O.swald
Mo.sley
of
England,
is
shown
as
he
attended
the
Moslem
gathering
at
Cairo
which
called
upon
the
Arabs
to
wane
a
holy
war
against
the
Jews
and
Americans
because
of
the
United
Nations'
plan
for
participation.
Next
to
him
Is
Father
Moicos
Semeika.
a
representative
of
the
orthodox.
4ltV
Givnf
'lH-Or
Is
It?
THIS
MORNING,
a
fair
proportion
of
our
population
arose
feeling
an
unaccountable
inner
glow
which,
after
a
moment
of
fuzzy
thought,
they
managed
to
identify
as
a'rarliance
resulting
from
their
New
Year's
resolutions.
Bedside
consideration
of
their
calendar
of
resolves
may
or
may
not
have
added
to
that
inner
radiance.
Take
any
hypothetical
member
of
that
group
who
have
committed
themselves
to
the
excoriation
of
their
faults
and
pecadillos.
"Out",
this
man
said
nobly,
"with
these
annoying
bad
habits
which
have
been
hounding
me,
complicating
my
life.
The
coming
year
will
see
me
rid
of
them
all."
m
Immediately
he
became
suffused
with
a
glow
of
virtue
which
he
felt,
justified
any
sacrifice
involved
in
parting
with
his
burden
of
minor
vices
The
feeling
was
so
rich,
so
good,
that
he
wondered
why
he
had
waited
a
whole
year
to
enjoy
it.
That
'was
tFie
nrst
step.
The
second
step
came
this
morning,
January
2
hvn
,
arose
from
bed
to
take
up
the
labors'
that
he
had
laid
down
in
1947.
Things
were
pretty
normal,
except
that
he
felt
unaccountably
good
Remembering
his
resolutions
he
felt
even
better,
ready
to
lace
with
conquest
the
day,
the
week,
the
year.
On
the
other
hand,
closer
examination
of
his
resolve
may
have
raised
the
spectre
of
endless
days
without
the
consolation
of
those
habits
which
he
had
so
nobly
renounced.
But
still
relishing
his
ed,T
and
virtue.
put
his
doubting
.
tww
thoughts
i
behind
him
and
continued
about
his
morning
routine.
The
third
step
in
this
annual
drama
will
not
be
completed
for
some
days,
weeks
or
even
months
Itr
f
T
V'1"1
determined
the
success
or
fail-No
No
statistics
ltti!?iadventure
?uS6lf
U')liftinS
and
mastery.
are
available
on
the
mass
results
of
previous
New
Year's
resolutions,
but
it
is
pretty
Ume
o"if
1,Ze(1
tHat
Virtue
has
had
a
harS
EVER
-VIGIL
ANT
SERVANT
THE
WHOLE
world
speaks,
to
you
through
the
0
1
1coIumns
of
your
Daily
News.
Your
newspaper
DE
VALERA
GIRDS
FOR
CHALLENGE
OF
STRENGTHENING
REPUBLICANS
Three
exhibits
of
his
work,
By
PATRICK
QUINN
including
a
postcard
with
12,500
DUBLIN
(Reuters)
-
After
15
words
pencilled
on
it
without
in
Eanion
years
power.
De
Vai-
use
ol
magnifying
glass,
are
now
era.
65-year-old
Eire
premier
?f.th"",an
InSUtUte
fes
the
most
stubborn
slru,-
gle
of
his
career
in
general
el-
Two
.Sailings
Per
M'rek
for
Tlw.
Holiday
Guiiivs
urn
on
.
.
.
V
MI
VKH
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VK
TOKIA
sf
Ani.K
"Used
to
write
a
little
for
publication,
too,"
he
said,
"but
the
man
who
had
the
real
touch
for
that
profession
is
the
man
who
kept
the
store
and
taught
school
at
the
nexj
farr
section.
You
know
him
Robert
Service.
fccUons
due
early
next
year.
Leading
challenger
to
his
rule
is
a
brilliant
barrister
22
years
his
junior.
Sean
MacBride.
head
of
the
new
Republican
party
which
in
recent
by-elections
wrested
two
seats
from
De
Val-
meanor
and
dress,
tlie
premie--was
destined
for
the
priesthood.
Instead
he
became
a
teacher
o!
mathematics
before
he
took
no
the
political
struggle.
Even
his
most
bitter
opponents
never
question
his
personal
integrity.
The
meat
pri.blem
is
whether,
under
Eire's
system
of
proportional
representation,
there
a
ii!
not
emerge
from
the
elections
a
parliament
wit);
:hne
groups
of
approximately
equal
strenutn
but,
each
un.-ible
!o
form
a
gov-eminent
ag.i.ns'.
the
opposition
of
the
other
two.
Advent:.
in
tie-
!)a:lv
New.-.'
p.
m
Tuesdays,
1
:3i
Coqultlum
in
Stfp
into
.
.
.
rvrry
liaiulsorrif
silver
and
party
gold
"Down
in
the
souti-.
of
France
lare"
-elec-
era's
Fianna
"a
Fail
Fa"
party
party
by
by
now,
I
hear.
That's
not
for
me-1
I
like
the
outdoors,
Z
2nd
Toi
1
aJonUes-
U
l?
bi"
outdoors
outdoors
ue
we
have
hnv
here
i
in
.
Cow
I
Uon
"verse
.which
decide,
d
De
ichan
Bay.
Valera
to
go
to
the
country
for
a
new
mandate.
Like
De
Valera,
MacBride
is
a
romantic
figure
by
Irish
standards,
with
all
the
attributes
of
Fridays.
!2
midnight
Catala.
SlKWAIff
anil
Al
l(
.
A
KM
Sundays,
12
midnight
Ql
Kf
N
CH
AKI.OiTKS
fok
MAssirrr
ami
poic
i
CI.K.Mf
Vi'S
Ja.-iu.iry
!).
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FOR
SOI
T'I
ISI
AMIS
January
II,
25
slipjicrs
lieantifully
(Ifsigru-d
w.r
liigh
hrels!
Sff
our
new
rollertioni'
party
favorites
today.
SHOES
m
m
ju
Jiuunnea
aoout
the
things
which
vou
st
know
to
participate
in
the
nroeress
nf
vL
mu
9
Cxltf
Mi::
community
and
your
country
It
is
your
guarantee
political
leadership.
Son
of
a1
rebel,
cold,
austere,
yet
likeable.1
a
teetotaller
and
a
fSod.
speaker,
he
is
a
former
chief
of
.staff
of
the
Irish
Republican
army.
Hi
father
fought
with
Held
Mar-j
shal
Jan
Christiaan
Smuts
now
South
African
premier
in
the
South
African
war.
in
the
Iiishi
brigade,
and
.wai
fx.ec.uted
later;
by
the
British
for
his
promi"-j
ent
part
in
the
Easter
Risina
of,
1916.
His
wife
is
the
daughter'
of
a
rebel.
The
policy
of
the'
Republican
party
his
never1
been
clearly
defined
MacHnde's
'
main
argument
is
that
De
Val-!
era
and
his
party
have
been
in
'
power
too
long,
have
done
too!
IIJANK
1.
SKINMIt
I'r::i(-e
Iup.-r'
Age:d
Third
Ave.
!"i,r-
sen
CONSISTENT
Advertising
DIDN'T
PAY
SO
MANY
WOULDN'T
BI-:
ADVERTISING
Today
The
Daily
News
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the
minor
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
world
but
nae
as
the
lesult
of
your
putt
to
nff
good
use
the
knowledge
gained
from
it.
Its
advertising
columns
are
an
ever-flouinr
Suim
i0VXhlCh
yU
may
Pick
V?ur
eS5
Yaur
l
yUr
f0m
est
Wishes
for
a
fu
life
iJoiJou.
newspaper
is
ever
your
servant
and
cham-
EDI
CATION
TODAY
Education
has
been
described
as
a
drawing
not
..van
unfolding
of
the
inner
mental
facultheZ
as
a
fiower
which
may
be
a
matter
for
dtaon
S
8
PrCeSS
and
not
B
-
,
completed
when
the
bov
chS
naIhS
"hh'
eVe"
th0U8h
U
be
LntohS
wha
what
ones
one'f
7"
'ifelng
PUrsuit'
matter
vv.de-awake
age
may
be,
there
should
be
the
same
interest
in
not
ony
what
is
going
on
in
i'
CU
rCnt
nCWS'
but
in
thfi
-ov
;80f
wavs
or
new
XL
fh
-
y
mtie
lor
the
country
and
have1
outlived
their
usefulness,
ob-!
servers
here
regard
his
eigh'-i
point
"basic
policy"
as
vaguel"i
worded
and
say
anv
party
could
;
use
it
without
changing
a
;
punctuation
mark
BACKKI)
BV
J,'M,:l
Belief
is
that
MacBride
has
STYLE-SETTER
Stylists
who
keep
an
eye
on
royalty
may
soon
be
making
copies
of
this
ensemble
worn
by
Princess
Margaret
Rose
of
England,
shown
on
her
way
to
a
theatre
!n
London.
She's
wearing
a
hat,
coat
and
muff
trimmed
with
beaver.
Ribbon
tied
In
a
bow
is
wrapped
around
the
muff.
When
the
projter
medication
can
reli.-ve
i:.-
n;'-'1,,
improved
health,
you
can
rely
on
u-lour
doctor'
prescription
speedily
niovi:
xi
Oirmes
Drugs
strong
Socialist
leanings.
In
the
'
coming
elections
Labor
and
the
i
INCOME
TAX
RMurna
Prepared
Set
II.
K.
MOIITIMKIl
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
OPRi
Kepublicans
will
co-operate
and
are
expected
to
secure
seats
for
,
S32SSES3fS5S3K
one
party
or
the
other,
in
a
'
--
number
of
constituencies.
1
AUSTRALIA
MAY
Fine.
Gail,
ohiUal
opposition
1
party
of
the
right,
has
been
VILLIAGE
AlCTIONEI)
SWARLAND.
Northumberland
Enif,
J
The
village
here,
with
a
population
of
200,
was
recently
auctioned.
RUSH
IN
VITAMIN
A
Oil
extracted
irom
sweet
rated
sweet
potatoes
is
several
times
.......
richer
.
in
vitamin
iiwuuu
n
A
than
man
SET
UP
F.B.I.
SYDNEY,
Australia
t
To
simplify
"'"f"'
law
enforcement
inuiOTiitni
in
in
covering
.some
lost
ground
in
'
by-elections.
Some
independents'
GREER
&
BR1DDEN
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
m
una
una
larmers
larmers
raiiHirfatc.
candidates
...
cod
liver
oil,
experiments
show.
'Australia
a
move
is
being
made
to
'
join
in
the
onslaught
again
ia
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
I
establish
a
Federal
Bureau
of
Investigation
similar
to
the
F.B.I.
THIS
AMD
THAT
ue
vaieras
-group
and
are
ex-
pected
to-gain
some
seats.
i
De
Valera
and
hfs
Fianna
Fail
1
R
epairs
Construction
Alteration!
HE
OOC
TOIt
SHOPS
HH
I.
THEM
ATTEST!
TO
THEIR
)V
N(,
SAVE
TIIKIK
SOLES
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
Second
Ave
of
the
United
States.
Work
of
the
proposed
bureau
would
include
scientific
and
statistical
recording
of
all
criminal
offences
and
offenders
"within
party
are
not
under
estimator'
the
challenge.
Frank
Aiken,
minister
of
finance,
sai
re
i.o.
m"
j
I'honc
ltEI)56!
and
without
the
commonwealth."
Police
here
maintain
that
ths
scientific
analysis
of
small,
seemingly
insignificant
object
enables
F.B.I,
of
America
to
solve
crimes
and
traek
down
criminals
who
would
escape
without
trie
help
of
scie
icc.
Thp
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PRINCE
cently
the
party
was
"stretching
its
musxles
and
rousing
itself
for
the
most
vibrant
election
in
its
21
years
of
life."
Grave,
scholarjy,
sphinx-like
De
Valera,
who
ha.s
spent
half
his
life
in
active
military
and
political
campaigning,
is
de-termined
to
rouse
his
followers
to
a
supreme
effort.
PERSONAL
INTEGRITY
Thrifty,
a
teetotaller
and
non-smoker,
De
Valera,
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in
de-
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F.B.I.,
J.
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has
furnished
the
Australian
police
chiefs
with
secret
documents
concerning
the
methods
of
his
department.
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established
in
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new
laws
will
have
to
be
introduced
by
the
federal
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state
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