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gentlemen
of
note,
fondly
toward
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quite
uncalled
for-
Todty
calls
Russia
his
"true
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bjr
mothers.
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stomachs,
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pain
in
toring.
For
a
wnue
Kupen
labored
under
the
suspicion
that
;
the
unwanted
safeguard
had
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mothers
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fifty
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given
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everything
from
disappointment
in
love
to
housemaid's
knee.
j
tlisr
out
hsnr.ful
wssU-s
that
make
bahy
fretful
snd
retl-As.
Then
how
qutraly
baby's
frvsr
usually
subsides
and
your
tiny
on
bvrom
fewtful
and
contented.
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fluff
no
djllmf
effect.
They
es.l
be
used
with
full
ounhuenre.
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eruslwd
to
a
powder
if
uVwired.
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on
the
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aid
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your
drue-gut
today
fur
liaby's
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girls
who
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Canadian
and
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soldiers
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years
ago
on
June
14,
John
Alcock
and
Arthur
Brown,!
for
the
first
time
in
history,
flew
(
over
to
see
the
folks.
They
figure
on
a
six
months'
stay.
Oh
we
know
there's
a
housing
shortage,
and
hot
weather,
and
the
Atlantic
Ocean.
They
took
new
baD.es
ana
of(
from
St.
Johns.
Newfound
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Heaven
onlv
knowi
what
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and
sixteen
hours
later
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HAS
FRIENDS
IN
U
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While
Canadian
seamen
picket
the
U.S.
ambassador's
headquarters
in
London,
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sympath-
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current
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are
supporting
at
Clifden
in
County
Oalway,,
Ireland.
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plane
was
a(
men's
Union
strike.
else!
Son-in-law
may
scratch
a
bewildered
head,
and
daughter
give
him
blazes,
but,
between
it
all.
Mother
ought
to
be
squeezed
in
somehow,
somewhere.
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much
is
sure.
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then,
have
died.
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Atlantic
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not
flown
again
until
1927,
when
the
feat
was
performed
by
Charles
Lindbergh.
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Friday,
5
p.m.,
Catala
The
Soviet
Reversal
"TO
UNDERSTAND
the
reasons
and
the
implica-I
tions
of
the
astonishing
reversal
of
Soviet
policy
in
Germany
one
need
only
look
at
the
facts.
Why
has
the
Soviet
government
decided
that
there
must
not,
at
any
rate
for
the
present,
be
a
"democratic
all-German
government"
but
only
a
non-elected
'German
state
council"
dealing
with
"economic
and
administrative
questions"
under
the
"supreme
power"
of
a
revived
Four
Power
Control
Council?
The
first
reason
is,
of
course,
clearly
political.
The
shock
of
the
recent
Soviet
zone
elections
have
shown
Stalin
and
his
colleagues
that
a
democratic
united
Germany
could
not
be
easily
converted
into
Xommunist-dominated
Germany
allying
itself
politically
and
economically
with
the
Soviet
Union
and
disassociating
itself
with
Europe.
Rather,
it
was
indicated
that
a
united
Germany
with
any
freedom
of
choice
would
choose
association
with
western
Europe
and
not
with
the
Soviet
Union
and
its
satellites.
So
Moscow
now
favors
a
cotinuance
of
partition
so
that
the
Soviet
Union
can
at
any
rate
still
maintain
control
of
the
Eastern
zone.
Meantime,
the
Soviet
has
not
been
having
much
economic
success
in
Eastern
Germany
but,
to
the
contrary,
intense
economic
crisis
has
developed
The
Soviet
Union,
for
all
its
boasting
of
economic
strength,
is
in
no
condition
to
help
eastern
Germany
or
any
of
its
satellites.
Even
the
Chinese
Communists
are
finding
that
Russia
is
in
no
position
to
help
them
and,
like
the
Soviet
satellite
nations
of
Europe,
may
have
to
rebuild
economic
connections
with
the
west
or
run
the
risk
of
collapse.
That
is
true
also
of
Eastern
Germany.
Four
years
of
Soviet
administration
and
exploitation
brought
the
zone
to
a
condition
in
which
it
too
needs
Mrs.
Emily
Bolton,
dead
in
;
the
Naas
Valley
where
she
spent
j
all
of
her
ninety
years,
could
j
have
told
a
tale.
Few
indeed;
survive
who,
in
mind's
eye,
can'
iee
the
north
and
as
life
looked,
ninety
years
ago.
The
burden
of
great
age
was
heavy
but
it
could
not
have
so
greatly
clouded
memory.
This
generation
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PENCILS
not
only
trade
with
the
West
but
help
from
the
West.
The
relaxation
of
the
two
mark
currencies
is
only
one
symptom
of
the
situation.
And
it
is
notable
that
in
Berlin
the
Soviet
negotiations
have
proposed
a
currency
agreement
which
would
mean
in
effect
the
giving
of
very
large
West
mark
credits
to
the
Soviet
zone.
The
Vishinsky
proposal
follows
logically.
Ther
e
must
be
a
German
body
representing
the
"economic
organs"
of
the
East
and
the
West.
The
sentiment
of
national
solidarity
in
such
a
body
might
mean
that,
through
it,
the
West
wuuld
provide
economic
assistance
for
the
East.
And
it
must
be
under
quadripartite
control
so
that
the
Soviet
military
governor
can
impose
his
veto
if
the
"German
Council"
shows
signs
of
any
independence
or
of
any
desire
to
"interfere"
in
the
economy
of
the
Eastern
zone.
In
short,
the
change
of
the
Soviet
"line"
is
the
direct
result
of
the
failure
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fine
and
so
long
consistent
scholastic
attainments
which,
in
comparative
youth,
have
reached
this
culminating
point.
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reflect
credit
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only
upon
his
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pioneer
parents
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this
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home
community
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to
some
degree
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well,
the
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and
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city
of
whose
utilities
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himself
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long
as
possible.
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himself
one
of
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most
distinguished
students
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the
felicitations
of
ourselves
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all
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town
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THOMPSON
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Second
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173
for
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