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uenerally
speaking.
Parllnaien-
Senator
ever
should
volunteer
for
-
tively
with
t"
.
tarians
believe
firmly
although
'he
oh
Thr
answer
is
simply
VP.
...
"ull
the
By
G.
E.
MORTIMOKE
,,
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
j
in
some
individual
cases
perhaps
that,
despite
its
uniformly
dl.sa-a
little
reluctantly
in
the
truth
greeable
Wuturci,
it
is
one
of
the
of
the
old
maxim
that
no
man
is
really
essential
posts
in
Parlia-
warch
o!
the
g,
-slant
lawyer
who
I
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and
Northern
and
Central
Brmsn
co:;;niijla.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
ihil
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
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by
The
Prince
P.uprt
Dally
News
Limited.
J.
r.
MAOOR.
President
11.
O.
PEIIKY.
Vice-President
irrenlaceable,
1
merit.
Successive
Senators
have
It's
one
of
the
basic
facts
of
en
prevailed
up
to
to
assume
there
.
,
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And
.....
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if
citvinlir
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a
rnnc.
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lift
that
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The
steady
Msap-.
ol
public
service.
.
the
teaches
them.
hotm
to
open
pearance
of
the
great
public!
Senator
Aseltine
has
filled
it
tufficient
practical
1
carrier
Pt-r
week,
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per
mofith,
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year,
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month.
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per
year.
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uthorlzed
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Post
Office
De
partment.
Ottawa.
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nf
pnrh
pra
without
now
for
five
vears.
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cnnslrtpm
he
ninii..
.u.
.
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ma
tor
disaster
following
from
tustlfiablv
that
someone
el
;e
now
concern.
Sena
t!171?'-
c
their
passing,
permits
no
other
should
take
over
the
burden.
yt
find
himself
that
1
conclusion.
!
Normally,
the
call
would
come
to
creatures-a
ParllamL!S;-
z
legacy
To
Protect
r
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Yet
it
may
be
that
an
excen-,
ena
tor
John
T.
Haig,
vice-
;
ure
who
literally
carM
tion
is
in
the
making.
Rlr.ht
now
chairman
of
the
committee
and
.
placed.
m,p
nf
Parliament's
really
im-'
also
a
past
chairman.
But
Sena-
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portant.
figures
is
reported
to
be
t)r
Haig's
health
will
not
permit
m.i-mJi
bpnt
upon
retirement
from
the
him
to
assume
the
heavy
work
in-
WTEST
REPORT
mn4
f'ifam
tl
J
dangerous
war
has
come
to
an
end.
Admittedly
m
unsure
peace
has
followed
in
its
wake,
hut
the
lies
of
angry
men
across
a
conference
table
or
at
xplanation
centres
are
better
any
day
than
aru-nunition
exploding
across
a
battlefield.
Yet
the
Korean
war,
like
all
wars
that
have
one
before,
will
never
be
erased
by
truce
or
armis-ice.
Death
sees
to
that.
Crosses
on
the
field
take
'
office
he
holds.
And
MP's
and
voivea.
'ine
post
requires
a
law-'
Senators
who
aren't
accustomed
ver.
who
ml,st
Rls0
be
Prote.st-;to
using
words
lightly
or
care-
:3nt.
'
ls
contrary
to
the
'ipsnlv
are
saving
solemnly
and
conscience
of
a
Roman
Catholic
with
sincerity
that
if
this
perron
''-yti
to
a-oclaU:
lUu!f
ac-ouits,
"
"
"
he
really
will
be
irre-
j
iplaceable.
F0r
HorSGS
Onlv
We
felt
vaguely
uneasy
as
our
friends'
car.
loaded
to
tht
back
window
with
baggage,
disappeared
around
the
cor-'ner.
Our
friends
had
gone
away
for
a
week's
holiday
and
left
my
wife
and
me
as
resident
caretakers
in
charge
of
a
heu'e.
a
pig,
two
geese,
a
Great
Dane,
two
Peianese
aid
seven
Siamese
cats.
I
ll
say
one
thing:
the
house
behaved
fairly
well.
No
rocking
back
and
forth
on
Its
foundations,
or
anything
of
that
kind.
But
the
animals
did
show
some
little
behavior
problems.
The
Great
.
Dane
(name
of
Dana)
thought
she
was
a
Pekinese.
She
loved
to
frisk
about
the
lawn,
covering
the
ground
in
10-foot
leaps.
When
she
was
happy,
her
great
tail
lashed
back
and
forth
like
a
whip,
nearly
drawing
blood
when
it
struck.
One
of
the
Pekinese
(name
of
Ming)
thought
he
was.
a
Great
Dane.
If
he
w,as
taken
for
a
walk,
he
sailed
up
to
large
dogs
with
easy
assurance,
ready
for
a
fight.
Dana
had
her
own
bed
in
the
room
where
we
slept,
but
she
was
a
restless
sleeper,
and
her
stirring
kept
my
wife
ALL
NEWLY-ELECTED
MEMBI.VS
of
the
House
of
Commons
must
be
sworn
in
by
Leon
J.
Raymond,
clerk
of
the
Commons,
before
taking
their
seats
in
the
lower
chamber.
Mr.
Raymond
(centre)
swears
In
R.
W.
Mitchell,
Progressive
.Conservative
member
for
London,
Ont,
while
H.
O.
White,
PC
member
for
Middlesex
East,
waits
his
turn.
They
will
take
their
places
in
the
Commons
when
the
new
session
opens
Thursday.
Hp
is
Senator
Wsilter
Morlev
Aseltine.
in
private
life
a
lawvc-
JOHANNESBURG
CP)
The
from
Rosetown,
Saskatehewnn.
first
horse
ambulance
In
South
And
the
past
from
which
he
is
(
Africa
was
put
into
service
here.
Variety
of
Subjects
to
be
Raised
oem
on
reuini
i
ma
..,
,
T,)e
ambulan(.e
owned
by
tne
ion
oi
consiernaiion
ai-
.
,
At
Forthcoming
Session
of
Parliament
broad
as
Parliament
'
oru'1'
"
mppcu
wun
an
over-Chairman
of
tlic
head
pulley
find
saddle
arrange-
CALVIN
BULLOCI
IM.
.
SP!
WvorcP
CommlU.e.of
the
ment
whk-h
can
lift
injured
Cv
JOHN
E.
BIRD
,
The
revised
Criminal
Code,
un-
Cunadiun
Press
stair
writer
j
finished
business
when
Parlia-
Senate-
horses
directly
into
the
ambul-
OTTAWA
Politica.
observers
ment
rase
last
May,
also
is
ex-!
That's
the
most
difficult
Job
in
;
anrp
where
braces
and
padding
say
the
first
session
of
Canada's
petted
to
be
passed.
Proposed
all
Parliament
to
fill.
It's
easily
1
k-cu
it
-omf;
rtable.
t
-nu
i-tti
iiuiiirui,
uiit:iuji;
,
next
cnaiiKes
nave
oren
consiuereu
oy
ifie
niosx
thankless.
It
ties
its
In-
i
I
Thursday
and
expected
to
sit
Commons
and
Senate
commit-
cumuPnt
down
to
weeks
of
rrind-
"
Until
.Tim
A
hp
(WiO
rf
thn
toos
T-T
awdvoi-
a
cnaniol
nr.ni
to11
hls
fL-llow-
Patlent
nen
busiest
in
years.
mittee
or
a
royal
commission
may
Most
controversial
Issues
likely
be
established
to
review
the
Senators
may
be
leading
a
life
of
will
be
discussed
when
govern-,
death
penalty,
whipping,
lotteries
ease
due
to
a
lull
in
the
legishi-ment
legislation
is
before
the
and
criminul
insanity.
Other
tive
program.
It
offers
no
re-Commons,
but
other
topics
will
possible
legislation
includes:
j
ward,
financial
or
otherwise,'
for
be
raised
by
the
three
opposition
;
Salary
increases
for
the
prime
j
the
labors
it
exa-.ts.
It
doesn't
parties.
Subjects
range
from
minister,
cabinet
ministers,
mem-
!
even
reward
with
the
Interest
of
4
he
place
of
men
and
remind
us
always
that
we
do
lot
leave
battle
quite
the
same
as
we
entered
it.
It
is
to
the
men
and
women
whom
war
has
kept
S
for,
good
that
we
pay
tribute
tomorrow.
Had
thei-Sf'aij
been
otherwise,
many
no
doubt
would
have
"lived
to
make
valuable
contributions
to
a
world
of
l
peace.
But
none
can
say
that
their
loss
was
sadder
5
than
any
other.
All
had
the
right
to
hope
they
would
5
survive
their
common
ordeal
,and
the
denial
of
this
was
as
cruel
to
the
man
of
few
gifts
as
to
him
of
:manv.
So
we
remember
all
of
them
with
a
sene
of
"J
deep
and
equal
obligation.
Should
the
public
occasion
on
which
we
do
this,
which
is
Remembrance
Day,
ever
threaten
to
become
a
formality
without
w
meaning,
let
us
also
remember
this
had
they
not
given
their
lives,
we
might
have
been
forced
to
give
ours.
Our
homes,
even
in
the
remoteness
of
Canada,
might
have
become
the
enemy's,
and
our
choice
of
the
future
narrowed
to
obedience
or
death.
-;''We
would
mock
the
sacrifice
of
those
who
died
if
we
believed
anything
to
the
contrary."
We
would
asa,.fail
in
our
trust
if
we
were
any
less
determined
than
they
to
preserve
the
freedom
which
theyleft.
We
must
see
to
it
that,
although
they
did
not
return,
their
legacy
to
us
is
secure.
taxes
to
pensions,
exploitation
of
bers
and
senators
and
narlla-
its
tubiect-matter.
That
ls
neces-
natural
resources
to
trade-,
security
leaks
to
health
insurance,
and
relations
with
municipalities
to
foreign
affairs.
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meiitary
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sarlly
deprcssiifg
when
It
isn't
Revision
of
the
old
age
pen-j
actually
sordid,
'
sion
fund
and
changes
In
the
It
may
be
asked
reasonably
In
Indian
Act.
,
;
the
light
of
these
facts
why
any
The
Liberal
government
head
ed
by
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
has
disclosed
the
nature
of
some
legislation,
including
revision-
of
HOW
YOU
CAN
INVEST
IN
MORE
THAN
100
SECURITIES
IN
ONE
SIMPLE
STEP!
I'd
like
to
do
a
little
bragging
about
Northlc
Dairy
Milk.
You
know
that
Northland
milk
is
!
FRESHEST
in
town
since
it
comes
direct
to
v
the
Bank
Act
which
has
made
every
10
yeuis.
amendments
to
the
National
Housing
Act
and
extension
of
gold-mining
assistance.
Other'
proposed
measures
will
be
outlined
in
the
speech
from
the
throne
read
at
the
opening
of
Parliament
by
Governor-General
Massey.
Most
of
the
overhauling
of
the
Bank
Act
will
be
handled
by
a
committee
but
Finance
Minister
Abbott
may
find
difficulty
when
he
is
piloting
the
revision
through
the
Commons.
'
Mr.
St.
Laurent
has
announced
the
Housing
Act
and
the
Bank
Act
will
ba
amended
injan
effort
to
provide
more
low-priced
j
houses.
Federal
subsidies
to
gold
mines
I
will
be
extended
a
year
to
Dec.
31,
1954,
but
current
rates
will
!
I
not
be
.
increased.
Producing
:
mines
have
the
choice
of
selling
o
the
Bulkley
Valley
M
awake,
so
Dana
was
banished-The
big
dog
went
meekly.
Ming
wanted
to
stay
in
the
room,
but
his
habit
of
snorting
all
night
made
it
out
of
the
question.
He
crept
under
the
bed
and
refused
to
come
out
Every
time
I
reached
my
hand
under
the
bed
there
was
a
snarl.
Ming
was
ready
to
battle
for
his
right
to
stay
in
the
bedroom.
After
half
an
hour,
having
made
his
point,
Ming
came
trotting
amiably
out.
The
pig
was
called
Dig-dig,
because
he
had
once
made
a
Jail
break
by
means
of
a
tunnel
and
gone
missing
for
several
days
before
his
owners
recaptured
him.
He
always
nosed
into
his
pail
of
mash
before
I
could
dump
it
into
his
trough.
As
soon
as
I
got
the
mash
past
him
into
the
trough,
he
.jumped
In
wUh
both
feet.
".
'"
-
.
The
two
geese
kept
up
a
running
cackle
before
and
during
meal
time.
Now
and
then
they
hopped
on
a
stump
.
and
stretched
out
their
wings.
The
Siamese
cats
were
keen
on
helping
with
he
paper
wor.
They
jumped
up
and
perched
on
any
notes
we
happened
to
be
using.
At
other
times
they
draped
themselves
over
us,
purring
and
crying
In
their
deep,
loud
voices-Four
of
the
Siamese
were
small,
white
kittens,
mewing
in
a
box.
At
intervals
their
mother
saw
fit
to
move
house.
She
came
padding
across
the
room
with
one
kitten
after
another
clenched
in
her
mouth,
setting
a
course
for
some
new
dark
corner-Feeding
the
animals
be-,
came
a
pleasant
routine.
Grunts,
cackles,
barks
and
miaows
were
familiar
morning
and
evening
music.
When
our
friends
returned
and
we
had
to
go
home,
we
felt
a
iitUe
sad
especially
in
view
of
the
fact
that
we
might
in
time
meet
the
pig
and
the
geese
at
the
dinner
table.
from
the
farms
Producers.
REFLECTS
and
RHEHISCS
4
PUT
do
you
know
that
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Oirr
mi'k
contains
3.5f
butterfat.
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You're
getting
old,
'
&ys
a
.
thing
In
particular,
and
finding
Vancouver
source,
when
you
.
a
job
is
not
so
easy.
Yet
no
one
can
no
longer
stand
on
one
fixit
can
say
Prince
Rupert
has
not
'.o
put
a
sock
on
the
other.
Or
:
h?.d
a
lengthy
spell
of
steady
if
Our
m'.lk
comes
from
the
one
remainmj
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forms.
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of
Agriculture
graainni
on
the
free
gold
markets
of
the
world
and
foregoing
a
subsidy
or
taking
the
subsidy
and
selling
at
the
official
market
price
of
$35
l.S.
an
ounce.
your
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either.
work
and
not
a
few
advantages.
In
thousands
of
parts
of
a
trou-
MF.ET
THE
LADIES
'bled
earth,
this
would
be
a
place
The
voices
of
women
will
be
i
to
bra3
about.
Think
of
three
In
a
dominant
position
in
ot-j
st)ufu'-
meals
a
day.
tawa
on
opening
day.
Two
sen-1
,
ators
(ladies)
will
move
and
j
CLOSE
ENOUGH
?S
STh
frm
v"1"1
Los
Angeles
came
close
to
throne.
Tn
To
say
it
never
hap-i
.
.,
,
,
,
pened
before
is
believed
correct.
FasSmg
Philadelphia
as
the
;
third
largest
in
the
United
Between
the
Sons
of
Freedom
j
'
States
Just
334
behind.
And
and
Igor
Gouzenko,
Canada
has
we'll
wager
Philadelphia
did
not
,
mjm
t-f.
FOR
HOME
DELIVERY
Children
Escape
Church
Fire
OHOYOOS,
BC.
(CP)
Fire
th-t
iound
two
costly
and
trouble
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
do
any
counting
a
third
or
fourth
time
the
way
they
used
to
do
it
up
in
British
Columbia.
T.M.
(Tom)
CHRISTIE
vu
i
ft
Limit"
broke
out
while
the
children'
M
evening
Sunday
school
class
was
p
in
progress
in
th
be'ienierit
k
caused
an
estimated
$3,000
dim-
if
some
problems.
The
latter
is
reported
to
have
become
r.c-
i
customed
to
a
high
and
secre-
i
tive
standard
of
living
rarely
!
less
than
$100
a
week-
The
for'-:
mer
Moscow
clerk
is
believed
r:ver
anxious
to
talk
and
has
made
$75,000
from
a
movie
Office:
31
S
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
384
NORTHERN
PRODUCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMED
JOHN
HIMSELF
John
Fisher,
-
the
eloquent
f.piuler
who
roams
over
Canada
see
to
the
Osoyocs
Pcntecor.tt.l
;
'ft,
However,
we
are
not
incon-
comDanv
Tint
th
Knud.t
chu,
r
rna
nd
nrikes
nrikes
you
you
feel
fuel
so
so
nroiiri
proud
of
of!
Church.
The
children
escaped
unir..
juW
,
,
-1
,
i
Relieved
to
kn-Uft1
startert
In
has
a
long
M'
inthe
"general
t
W
country;
has
doing
1
.owoie.
.
.
t
,
t
;
,
direction
of
Igor,'
and
the
spy
lhe
same'
thing
in
Europe.'
And
j
"'
'
'
'
'
'
ed
through
the
fioor
of
thi
church
and
the
vicarage,
damaging
the
building,
.lhe
piumi
and
organ.
TO
ring
has
not
been
exterminated.
r.
n'
ck
home.
He'll
get'l-f'
II
C
..J'
over
it,
but
it
will
take
somejilng
lOII
jOUQ
Snag,
a
more
or
less
pleasant
:
Ume-
I
fAe
C:
nt
7
'
-
little
spot
away
up
in
the
Yu-
kon,
registered
32
below
zero
last
1
"The
sleeping
pilLJiabit
is
one
j
-
BOHR
E
I
N
AP
King
Iln
week-end
and
Dawson,
19.
An-
of
our
Number
1
problems,"
says
,Saud
of
Saudi
Arabia
died
today,
other
30
days
there
will
be
a
a
B
c-
medical
man-
If
the
pa-
j
Emir
Saud
now
is
king
and
Emir
difference.
Just
what,
for
the
tients
would
only
work
a
bit
j
Faisal,
crown
prince,
time
being,
one
prefers
silence,
harder,
they
might
drop
off.
Ibn
Saud,
whose
age
is
best
'
'estimated
at
about
73,
had
been
A
western
lady,
Mrs.
Sobv-1
Lions
Head
is
a
sleepy
village
reported
seriously
ill
last
month
chousky,
says
those
newly
de-
in
Ontario
where
a
cat
was
re-
with
heart
disease.
He
had
been
signed
maternity
dresses
are
so
cently
burned
to
death
after
!
crippled
with
arthritis
in
recent
XMAS
TIP;
Come
In
&
Find
Out
For
Yourself
o
r.
-
'
-
ill
ill
'LlVii
cute,
she's
considering
having
Having
gasoline
poured
on
it.
years.
-1
anomer
oaoy.
i.onsianie
Morrow
said
Lions
:
Head
has
never
had
a
murder
THAT
ABSENT
CASH
j
or
bank
robbery-
The
cat
case
Canadian
imports
of
cabinet
organs
jumped
to
268
in
1951
from
32
in
1950.
There
is
still
ssnn
nnn
nf
th
was
the"
worst
crime
ever
re-
1
S600.000
in
the
Greenlease
rcnl
I
corded
there.
Sure
he
meant
It.
som
case
missing.
If
not
recovJ
Si
.
.
;
1M,l
1.
your
heart'
dVxirc?
An
.l.liii""
home...
a
plavriKHit
for
llie
,'1,il,lr''"
"
'
!
"nj
i..lern
kitchen?
Or
perliuiw
you
arc
liong
pLiiininrj
for
.miell.ing
cine
entirely.
VI
'"""''J
M
llp
l"
v.n
particular
..renin,
saving
c
ln.e....nore
.pii.kly
Hum
you
ill"
1
time
t
ct
l
.
i
g'XKl
save
rvfiulurly.
Nuw
a
acoiiiit
al
lie
"")al
''
ov.il
'Vperial
p.irpone"
ered
by
the
end
of
the
year,
Greenlease,
it
is
said,
can
claim
the
cash
as
a
deduction
under
sections
providing
for
losses
by
casualty
or
theft.
It
must
have
been
mislaid.
It
is
not
commonly
supposed
that
the
majority
of
poets
starve
in
garrets,
but
nothing
like
this
would
happen
if
poetry,
so
called,
could
be
understood
and
enjoyed.
The
average
individual
has
no
wish
to
be
baffled.
Yet
there
is
a
market
he
wants.
And
it's
here.
SOME
ARE
LEFT
Now
that
the
United
States
are
becoming
established
in
Spain,
it
is
understood
that
IA4
Ki
Men
are
failures
not
because
CANADA
they
are
stupid
but
because
they
bull-fighting
is
ceasing.
Cock
TIIS
ROYAL
DANK
OF
ire
not
sufficiently
impassioned
lighting
is
also
declining.
Ma""'
.
v
Taylr'
out
loiters.
that
.
left
fighting
will
be
hu
Prince
Rupert
llrnnch
-
'
and
j
Sn)itlifrs.
tranche
also
In
Terrace
man
eings
some
men
in
uniform
tin
land,
sea
and
in
the
air-
.
i
re
Night
Club:
A
place
where
they
take
the
rest
out
of
restaurant,
and
put
the
din
in
dinner.
(Sunbeam
SIIAVEMASTER
Bigger,
tingle
SMOOTH
head
shaves
CLOSER
than
any
other
method,
"wet
or
dry.
Try
it
then
drop
a
hint
to
the
folks
for
Christmas.
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
Phone
644
i;
n
i
j
ALL
THE
TIME
Everybody
gets
a
bit
run-Hown
now
and
then,
tiied-out,
heavy-hexded,
and
maybo
bothered
by
backachea.
Perkapt
nothing
achouily
wrong,
just
a
temporary
toxic
condition
ruled
by
eieeu
acida
and
waitei.
That's
the
time
to
take
Dodd'a
Kidney
Pills.
Dodd'a
stimulate
the
kidneys,
and
so
help
restore
their
normal
action
of
removing
eicesa
acida
and
wastes.
Then
you
leal
better,
sleep
better,
work
better.
Get
i)odd's
Kidney
Pills
now.
Look
for
the
blue
boi
wilh
I
lie
red
band
at
all
druggists.
You
can
depend
on
Dodd'a.
52
.
..,..
.
.
a.
.....
..,.
.
.
,
..,.....
.
I
X
,.'
-
1
r
i
jnany
other
machine
have
h
been
made
fool
proof,
it's
a
pity
1
some
inventor
wouldn't
do
the
ii
same
thing
for
the
automobile.
ft
,
Some
of
the
latest
strike
jf
broadcasts
appear
incapable
of
ftfng'
anything
hopeful
Per-'laps
this
will
not
mean
any-
i
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