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Daily
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Ceylon
Communists
Monday.
December
28,
1953
,
the
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litma.'
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Authorized
as
second
class
mall
by
the
Pott
Cce
Department,
Ottawa
!
Minister
Sir
John
Kotelaweia
'says
Russia
has
sent
money
j
through
Swilzt-riand
to
Ci-ylon's
j
Communist
party,
and
"I've
ordered
the
bank
to
stop
payment
s
if
irothei
id
Pl
WO
es
r
i
the
evei
pres
V.
.
until
we
find
out
more
about
it
"!
i
Kotelaweia.
addressing
a
nn-et-
j
inn
Sunday
in
the
South
Ceylon:
rayer
Not
Outdated
:s
oi
i
.'W?
II-
BE
A
jna
Oorfre
Was
Hard
IT
IS
a
terrible
thing
to
a
bitr,
.trong
man'
all
broken
up
from
a
blow
j
he
never
expected.
Gr-orgf
was
a
strung
man,
and
a
!;tri
ton
Of
C"'ire
you
twutUi't
u.ame
nim.
The
eld
man
ha;i
nut
exact.)
kicked
G?orge
:
!
out
of
the
poverty-.stricken
hom,
in
tiiose
terribie
years
of
,
tne
ti.-pres.-Lon.
Even
as
a
boy
!
,
Givr?
hid
a
way
of
looking
all:
the
.'acts
of
life
square
in
the!
fa.-e
hi
hard,
cairn
brown
eyes
j
CITIZEN
Sill
town,
of
Kaltitora,
said
he
was-j
n't
sure
of
the
amount
of
the!
alleged
payment,
but
it
was!
either
7.000
rupees
$1,470
ori
n.000.
S19
S0O
I
CommunLst
party
secretary
S.
A.
Wickremasmshe
challenged;
the
government
t
prove
nn:
party
had
received
money
from1
Russia
or
from
any
other
country.
He
called
the
charge
only
a
"poor
attempt
to
prove
the
I'rtiirPMiiiit
party
is
in
hi.
ported
thing."
Though
he
Is
continuing
Ceylon's
agreement
to
ship
rubber
to
Communist
China
In
exchange
for
rice,
negotiated
by
Dudley
Kenanayake
government,
Kotelaweia
ha.s
teen
pur-
Tin
in
r
hot
IN
THE
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVY
(RESERVE)
du
on
0
le
.
aw
for
themsviVM
that
he
could
not
stay,
so
h
went
with
hardly
a
&oru.
.
bad
f
m
r
-
9,
'
ri
i
suing
a
cold
policy
toward
ine
1
Reds.
A
week
ubo
he
announced
he
'
had
rejected
an
overture
from
he
o.k.
McCoNNecu
Cr.it
nee
f)EACE
on
earth
Good
will
towards
men.
l
The
singing
of
Christmas
carols
dates
back
.o
the
13th
century.
Since
that
time
the
hope
has
,cen
repeatedly
expressed
in,
carol
''Peace
on
"earth
!"
With
what
success?
Unfortunately,
as
education,
science
and
transportation
advance,
those
factors
which
contribute
.'to
unstable
relations,
liecome
more
prevalent
and
.hreaten
"our
peace."
However,
we
as
a
democratic,
religious
nation
pray
that
those
in
control
of
our
national
and
international
affairs
may
be
given
the
guidance
and
courage
to
effect
peaceful
settlements.
"Good
will
towards
men"
this
is
the
spirit
of
our
religious
teachings
and
it
is
directly
controlled
by
us
as
individuals.
Most
people
express
their
sentiments
at
this
season
by
prayer,
the
handclasp
or
toasts
and
thereby
break
any
barrier
or
resentment
which
may
exist.
As
individuals,
we
celebrate
our
good
Mill
at
this
festive
season
let
us
face
the
coming
year
with
a
determination
to
exercise
good
will
towards
our
neighbors,
acquaintances,
fellow
workers
and
business
associates.
The
principles
expressed
in
Christmas
carols
as
far
back
as
the
13th
century
have
not
been
outdated
with
the
passing
of
time.
"Peace
on
earth
Good
will
towards
men."
HfSH!
SOMEONE
MIGHT
HEAR
By
Arch
Dale
in
Winnipeg
Free
Press.
GKORGE
never
talked
much
of
tnose
depression
days
nor
of
:
his
li'e
in
the
army.
But
you
did
j
not
need
to
hear
him
talk
to:
know
that
they
had
tempered1
him
into
bein-?
the
hard
man
i
tnat
he
was.
I
George
did
his
job
well,
and
as!
'
the
years
went
by.
made
better
:
i
Cut
I
Peiplng
to
.send
a
Chinese
good-
j
will
mission
to
Ceylon
He
said;
other
than
the
trade
aKreement,
"Ceylon
has
no
other
friendship
or
dealing
with
Communi.st
China,
nor
does
she
want
to,"
All
Aboard
,
Victoria
Report
Sli
vfr
3
By
G.
E.
MORTIMOKE
!
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
r
Jesbitt
The
RCN
(Rent)
.
(
si
in
of
uiicn-vtiiof
training
intre4big!'i
knowledge
of
th
ni
and
train
of
(he
l
serve
trai
mng
i
i
tnr
it
training
and
ilcmi
w
whole
hole
htlrud
htlrud
i
mtt
no
anil
tHiirt.
,
Pulp
and
paper
Is
the
out-
-tanciins
indu.uy
in
Canada
and
a
major
world
enierprtw,
K
Ut
One
of
the
modern
educa
!
VICTOR
T
A
Miss
Marine
Wnl-
died
tional
toys
is
a
aumnny
steering
-j
fpTirfen
hs
retired
as
Provin-
I'm
fussy.
But
after
all,
history
Is
history,
and
a
fact's
a
fact,'
and
there's
no
getting
around
it
,
'i
.
r
M
ar
w,.c
v.u
w
i
ojii
otivfrtiment
assistant
to
"drive
the;
car
alonpsidp
i.,
.
Laziness
is
the
reason
for
most
ditfi'cr-extri-'
of
these
regrettable
mistakes"
it
is
tilsn
a
kind
of
safety
rlc-
I
For
''
ars
this
I
F
ltd
lal
ai
He;
lot
ne
vice.
and
better
money
for
doing
it.
Around
the
oftice
nobody
ever,
tried
t:j
borrow
a.
dollar
f
rom
j
Oorjre,"
much
less,
a
Jive
or
ten
;
spot;
For
ever.ynody
knew,
iwi'.n-
:
out
asking,
wfcal
the
sweri
would
.iiave
been.
:Nordld.'any-
;
one
ever
know
Oebrge
to
give
a!
single,
solitary
cent
to
any
char-
ity
drive.
True,
he
would
break!
clown
when
they
were
taking
up
a
collection
to
buy
somebody
in
j
the
office
a
wedding
present.
Atj
such
times,
George
would
not
bej
.
mean
about
it.
He
would
simply
j
!
say.
in
curt
resigned
syllables
:
'
How
much?"
'
:
GKORGE
picked
his
bride
with
;
the
same
open-eyed
calcuiat-
i
j
in?
calm
as
he
showed
in
every
j
antiect
of
life.
i
3ul'
;lr,tJi,:U
EARN
UP
TO
f
I
i
i
Nllll'l'i
Jj
?
32
DAYSHUUHIHG
rMSM
PAY
PER
YEAR
ordinary
into
B
C.
history
has:
jus
woiu-naen
s
years
in
me
tbei-n
gathering
facts
she
now
:
Archives
have
been
to
her
as
leaves
behind
her
to
fit
into
the
I
an
exciting
voyage
of
discovery
j
fascinating
pattern
that
is
this5
Always
she
was
stumbling
on
j
province's
story.
;
something
new,
when
others
"The
bits
and
pieces
usually
'
told
her
tiiere
couldn't
possibly
'
add
up
sometime,
if
only
we';l
t
be
anything
new
In
the
old.
I
have
the
patience,
and
never
i
She
has
her
favorites
amon?
ston
cliBeina."
she
his
told
!
those-
long
dead.
One
is
John
'f
(
id
wa
n
m
urn
.en
I
r
id
countless
amateur
students
of
:
Tod;
she
doesn't
think
a
great
B.C
history
she
has
guided
and
;
deal
of
Amor
de
Cosmos,
be-helm-d
lieving
him
a
rather
vulgar
My
own
son,
a
year
old
this
month,
has
waged
a
long
campaign
to
wrest
the
real
wheel
from
my
hands.
He
nearly
succeeded
once
or
twice.
Had
I
believed
in
letting
a
child
have
his
way
at
all
costs
to
keep
his
little
personality
clear
of
frustrations,
the
child
and
both
parents
would
be
lying
in
a
heap
of
crumbled
metal
at
the
bottom
of
a
cliff.
To
give
the
child's
dawning
mechanical
ability
something
to
work
on,
I
borrowed
one
of
these
dummy
steering
wheels
anrf
flvprl
it
n
thp
rar
Rut
trip
Serving
your
country
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
acal
oprwrtumst
It
was
she
Miss
Wolfenden's
memory
U
!
If
j
i
ho
mad
e
h
e:
star
tling
,
dis
cov-1
amarinr.
Her
brain
eems
series
of
cubbyholes
into
which
j
vihf
h"
JSfZ
"Victoria
was
said
to
b-
haiin-
she
pokes
odd
bits
of
historical
your
spare-time
i
tlv
profiiahle
duly-
Yin.
will
be
paid
rvguU
Nay
rmej
of
pay'
1u
the
lime
you
iptmi
in
training.
4
Vou.xoujU
fta
ure
she
was
a;
i
Mod
strong,
heahhyi
intelligent1
J
fibts
of
folks
living
in
Prinee
boS'
And
fhf"
n.fans
"heotr"
tr
Kupert
keep
on
growing
older,
'
close
to
it
,
Mnw
that,
rwer
Rentw
rfir.ru...
-
,
.
-.
i
Mtrt
urwjcmauirii
ner,
,
information,
much
a
one
stows
i
('
y.a
""'-
Ti,
taken
spintualism
hefoi-e
'ii
up
away
string
in
a
bottom,
drawer
V
fTTTD
I
y
United
Church
hall
Thursday
1
Financial
and-
tr
.xpe-s1
!"r
fhPrTQtfbens
the
Jm
,
r
illncteottrm
Prsiu
'
-tl
uy.,
t
KliKl,
Of
,
111411
.
he
'
WIS-WOUld
V:
III
'
I
.
.
1
s
giVeii
rar
a
second
hild
-was
a
better
mechanic
!
These
cubbyholes
have
stoo-J
1DL""
!
Miss
Wolfenden
has
a
many
a
researcher
in
good
I
proper
I
stead,
If
the
information
isn
j
respect
for
the
nu
n
and
women
'in
.no
if
fhr-n
Mice
A7m1
funHi.n
who
founded
British
Columbia.
fees
were
crowded,
laughter
andltion
will
be
keen
in
1954.
Af-.er
j
,
,'t6r
1
.
Lrifehtne.s
nrevaiipri.
many
were
rail
Kr.'r.
tViar
tho
life
of
ti--,Ht.o
1
.OOK.
RIGHT
HERE
IN
than
'
I
thought.
He
found
out
right
away
how
to
take
the
dummy
steering
wheep,to
They
Jived,
in
u?neat
little
far
beyond
seventy-even
as'
far
j
white
hoiwe,'
JB'ov.
a
car,
and;
went
to
the
movies
once
a
week.
I
starts
to
dig-in
did
paoers,
old
:
she
knows
all
the
scandals
of
'
the
early
days,
but
shes
dis-boxes.
reference
books,'
old.
files,
old
old
attics.
She'll
search
i"eet
when
descendants
of
pt-
Tho
I
onrtor,
Timor
onrl
Thn
,n
f.neers
Visit
the
Archives.
SllC
pieces.
.
Then
he
lost
,
tn
Surest
SCHOOLBOY
HOWLERS
A
hamlet
is
a
little
pig.
In
tiieirdtuamer
hoHdays
they
t
ift
it
and
reached
for
the,
real
Lis,
ninetjf
and
bayond
everyone!
r
"
looked
.hearty
arid
happy.,
In'.
fct,
three
score
years
and
ten
had
disturbed
nobody
it
the
r'
.
igi)tet"'derreef
'
.1'.
'
There
is
aNavalDiv
itaed
homef,
for
George
said,
steering
wheel
again.
near
you.
Find
on
I
i
L-JLI
.Jj
yon
can
verve
your
cot
The
president
has
power
to
appoint
and
appoint
members
of
cabinet.
"
'.
the
why
should
they.,
go
chasing
l
dis-
j
around
the
country
Iwhen
they
his
j
already
had
S"
perftetly
good
f
,
house
to
live
In.
-
'
i
Francisco
Examiner.
It
mav
take
;
ver
informs
them
of
the
go-tsn
hour,
a
week,
a
month,
or
'ngs-on
of
their
ancestors
S.ie
'two
vears.
sometimes
longer.
!
lnpm
find
out
,Ior
th!m"
selvcs-
Then.
if.
they
re
illine
.
She
never
gives
up.
Mostly,
!
sooner
or
later,
the
finds
what
discuss
the
matter."
If
it
becomes
known
that
an
emi-
r-
The
best
bridge
between
ties-
J
Jair
and
hope
is
a'good
nighi'si
aleep.
,
try
and
prepare
y"1
for
advancement.
Write,
telefbont
or
k
'
Perhaps
I
3houM
keen1
the
dummy
wheel
until
the
b$y
is
older,
or
else
give
it
away
to
a
child
who
is
more
easily
fooled
by
imitations.
1
'
I
feel
anxious
about
the
effects
of
the
dummy
wheel
on
a
,f;let
MigBi-4st
;opera,;ri
wirEN
George's
OfJfid
was
born
i,
I
became
a
fascinating
hobbv.
!
"ent
pioneer
took
up
dometicl
by
Puccini.
mm-
m
without
benefit
of
formal'
How
did
Boxing
Day
getJ's
'
name?
Don't
know,
'tinlesi
jit
'
H.M.C.S.
CM
marriage.
Miss
Wolferi'ten
re
means
we
are
all
in
the
Sam
After
sinking
a
shaft
100
feet
at
the
mine,
they
finally
struck
bedpan.
the
office
joke
was
"Ain't
na-
f
ture
grand"
or
"Wiio
would
have
j;
believed
it
of
that
old
chunk
of
granite?"
f
George
suddenly
mellowed.
He
never
mised
an
opportunity
to
i
Prince
Rupf.
Phone
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m
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
NORMAN
M.
MtLEOD
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FINALLY
DEFINED
"It
isn't
possible
to
satisfy
the
farmers,"
asserts
a
government
official.
Certainly
it
is
not.
Farmers
are
people.
Ex.
I
ry
Daily
News
Clas
value
to
the
records
of
B.C.
Wh"n
Miss
Wolfenden
first
joined
the
Provincial
Library
Staff
in
1914.
E.
O.
S.
Schole-fieid
was
librarian-archivist.
Then
came'
John
Forsyth,
John
Hosie,
Dr.
W.
Kaye
Lamb,
and
now,
Willard
E.
Ireland.
To
them
all
she
has
given
invaluable
assistance.
No
mistake
In
B.C.
history,
however
minor,
in
newspaper,
radio,
magazine,
after-dinner
speech,
ever
escapes
Madge
Wolfenden
.
he
gently
.
chides
the
wrong-tfo.
wuaid
never,
nevw
file
im
artk-le
with
a
mistake
in
it.
ft";,
.4;
corrects
the
niis-
fers
to
the
lady
ns
"a
country
wife.'
Madcje
Wolienden.
in
her
retirement,
will
continue
to
dig
into
history.
There's
much
left
to
be
done
She
wants
to
know
more
about
old
John
Tod
and
his
wives
and
his
spiritualism;
there's
an
amient
house
in
ancient
James
Bay
district
here
that
intrigues
her
she'll
never
lest
content
until
she
finds
out
who
built
that
borne,
and
when.
As
she
leaves
her
desk
in
the
i
Archives,
there
are
indeed
many
I
who
are
sorry
that
she's
going,
I
and
who'll
miss
her,
but
who
wish
hc-r
well,
and
will
never
te'l
s-imetning
about
"her."
Behind
George's
back,
the
others
around
the
office
were
divided
between
cynicism
and
curiosity.
"She
is
probably
another
dead-pan
like
her
old
man"
one
young
miss
said.
But
they
were
wrong.
For
when
Geor?e
had
the
wife
bring
down
the
babv.
expressly
to
show
her
off
to
the
office,
everybody
agreed
that,
"Bonnie"
was
truly
os
bonny
a
baby
as
anybody.
had
Any
thought
that
the
ending
of
the
fighting
in
Korea
would
mean
an
Immediate
cut-back
in
Canadian
defence
costs,
leaving
room
for
more
government
.'pending
on
all
kinds
of
civilian
'
I
have
a
cure
for
boredom
that
never
will
fail.
It
is
made
iup
of
10
rules.
Go
out
among
the
people
and
perform
one
kind
act
10
times.
Carrie
Chap-
needs,
was
effectively
discredit
i
I
41
fianflflii'.Q
ed
last
week
when
the
federal
;man
Lau-Statistics
Bureau
published
an
i
.
analysis
for
the
first
nine
I
Thousands
are
candid
in
de
.liirlorAri
ever
seen.
lad
who
does
use
it.
i
j
'
If
the
boy
is
an
apt
pupii,
he
j
will
soon
learn
to
copy
Daddy's,
actions,
as
well
as
the
words
that
Daddy
says
when
a
car
.
passes
him
on
a
curve.
But
attitudes
developed
in
childhood
often
continue
Into
adult
life.
The
play
driver
will
grow
up
to
drive
a
real
car,
and
inside
him
he
will
have
the
subconscious
feeling
that
he
need
not
worry
how
he
drives,
because
someone
else
is
really
at
the
controls.
r
Already
many
drivers
act
as
though
tiiey
thpught,
someone
j
else
was
at
the.
wheel.
With!
children
growing
up
under
the
I
ttftunfee'6l
fie
timmy.w.htilj
such
drivers
may
increase;
irf
numbers.
-.
On
.the
other
hand,
grown
people
might
demand
to
have
a
wheel
in
their
hands
even
when
they
were
riding
as
passengers.
Driving-school
cars
already
have
dual
control.
Later
we
may
see
triple-cOn-trol
arid
quadruple-control
cars,
and
finally,
a
steering
wheel
for
every
passenger,,
so
that
the
majority
or
the
man
with
the
strongest
shoulder
muscles
would
decide
which
way
the
car
was
going
to
turn.
takU
.
'
When
Bonnie
five.
mm
m
m
.
B
m
months
monins
.01
of
this
mis
year
year
oi
of
all
an
na-
na-
.tmuug
claring
that,
mai,
to
to
them.
mwiii,
New
new
VHlia"
a
-()-
rVTAR-tXOUj,
"II
Veallv
One
t
"''-
was
lional
irrri4!nexriW.4'!tr,
Por
(poyutt
George's
llttV
world
aled;
there
already
has
been,
than
Christmas.
Perhaps
it's:
dashe
wa?
hap?y..wnH
and
'-'hot
irhDo'rlaiil-'jr?el
h
!
dunR-tOWlt
I'm
sur'e.'
think
SPatk,n,;
Ted
thwr,'
rJerhapsi
a
sni'
full
Doubtle
Doubtless
says.'.'
"People,
and
will
be
even
greater
reduc-
because
they
feel
maturity
was!
of
fun
and
laughter
as
ever.
The
Hons
in
defence
costs
as
time
!
reached
long
ago.
They
have
I
ay
sne
lay
stricken
with
Finest
Beer
goes
on,
but
so
far
they
don't
I
forgotten
how
it
feels
to
be
a
paralysis.
sense
of
humor
and
a
nappy
knack
of
making
those
she
has
j
helped
believe
that
she,
too,
has
i
thoroughly
enjoyed
herself
j
helping
others.
j
.show.
Defence
of
Canada
is
tak
Train
Crews
Threatened
PRINCE
GEORGE,
B.C.
(CP)
.
i
j
child.
Anyway,
should
you
have)
George
had
never
once
really
any
doubts,
spend
New
Year's
prayed
in
asl
his
life.
But
nt-w
Night
in
New
York
City.
:
he
found
himself
groaning
out
1
"ilent
prayers,
at
almost
every
Canadians,
it
appears,
make
j
hour
of
the
day
and
night,
more
use
of
their
telephones!
Who
knows?
Maybe
Georae's
ing
a
steadily
increasing
share
of
the
government
spending
dollar.
These
figures
include
government
expenditures
of
all
kinds
by
all
kinds
of
government;
federal,
provincial,
and
municipal.
It's
estimated
that
in
the
last
three
months
of
last
year,
all
these
governments
spent
'
p
-
.;-.-r
I
,
'
Jl
:.rx
'
lis
than
any
other
people
in
the
1MB
prayers
-plus
the
skill
of
the
doctors
and
nurses,
and
physiotherapists
and
technicians
and
all
the
other
healers
at
that
hospital
did
the
I
rick.
Alleged
telephone
threats
halted
a
lumber
shipment
here
Monday
when
the
crew
of
a
CNR
switch
engine
refused
to
.enter
a
siding
leading
to
Northern
Planning
Mills
Ltd.
i
The
company
has
been
operat-,
ing
since
last
week
under
an
i'iron
clad"
picket
injunction
world.
They
averaged
in
1952
388.7
calls
a
person,
while
the
United
States
per
capita
was
382.1.
And
doubtless
the
next
thing
to
worry
over
will
be
car
or
garage
or
S'lmethint;
like
for
the?Iast
four
years
the
jury
of
'.
International
brew
experts
nt
the
htternationalcomr'
t
inns
for
Canadian
that.
And
that
brings
up
the
true
j
against
the
striking
IWA,
only
story
of
the
Hollywood
char
:
one
of
its
kind
granted
here.
Anvwav
Bo'iihy
got
almost
better.
But
George
changed
too.
For
in
all
the
months
in
which
George
went,
daily
to
the
children's
hc-ipHal,
he
had
plenty
of
time
to
look
around,
and
think.
Fcr
there
he
saw
many
children,
from
near
and
far.
each
n,u.r
have
award
$1,187,000,000
of
taxpayers'
money
on
all
goods
and
services,
in-1
eluding
defence.
In
the
first
three
months
of
this
year,
the
figure
was
$1,185,000,000,
the
second
highest
since
the
start
of
1952.
Those
are
whopping
sums
of
money,,
and
the
size
of
the
defence
program
so
far
as
its
dollar
cost
is
concerned
is
indicated
acter
who
had
a
device
built
Into
his
car
enabling
him
to
steer
with
his
knees.
He
made
A
gentleman
from
Guelph
ha.1
been
fined
$50
for
being
pickled
while
flying.
Higher
than
a
kite,
like
enough.
the
steering
wheel
readily
de
I.ncky
I-after
the
Star
of
I
xccllcncf-synibol
of
suTiering
Irom
some
ailment
tachable,.
When
people
nagged
The
railwaymen
claimed
they
were
threatened
with
violence
if
they
removed
a
carload
of
lumber.
The.
threats
were
made
during
anonymous
telephone
calls
to
the
train
crew,
they
said.
Two
carloads
of
lumber
have
been
shipped
from
the
mill
since
the
owners
were
granted
their
injunction.
needing
treatment.
Manv
came
him
about
his
driving,
he
THIS
WINTER?
Even
if
a
30-below
winter
starts
not
later
than
New
Year's,
Prince
Rupert
will
have
from
homes
which
could
only
afford
a
fraction
of
the
cost.
It
gradually
dawned
on
Geonre
simply
pulled
the
wheel
out
by
the
roots
and
handed
it
to
the
offender,
saying.
"Here,
you
take
the
wheel."
1st
PRIZE
FOR
CANADIAN
BEERS
in
the
fact
that
in
the
first
quarter
of
1953
the
amount
was
almost
half
4988
per
cent
of
Heating
Musi.
Be
Planned
not
the
slightest
kick.
Isn't
the
season
already
nearly
half
over?
And
what
did
it
amount
to,
anyway?
,y,
r
LUXEMBOURG
that
everyone
of
those
ailing
youngsters
wa'i
as
dear
to
someone
as
his
own
Bonnie
was
to
him,
but
that
.some
naa
no
fathers
who
could
help.
That
is
why
Geprge
sits
down
each
Christmas
and
writes
a
fair-sized
cheque
to
the
March
of
Dimes
fund.
1951
1950
Wt,ii'1f'
.
'
Jl.
I.Jw
-
all
that
was
spent
by
all
governments
in
that
period.
The
rate
continued
to
climb
as
the
year
progressed,
although
the
first
three
months
was
the
biggest
dollar-value
spending
period.
In
the
second
quarter,
for
instance,
federal
government
expenditures
on
defence
amounted
to
44.83
per
cent
of
WRINGER
WASHERS,
Real
Estate
Agent
(showing
couple
a
house
about
to
fall
down)
:
"Yon
can
dq
a
lot
with
this
place
if
you're
handy
with
money,"
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The
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much
just
0.03
per
cent
but
when
you
get
into
the
billions
even
that
is
a
great
deal.
Now
in
the
last
quarter
for
which
figures
have
been
published
the
third
quarter
of
the
year
the
percentage
of
total
government
expenditures
which
went
into
defence
was
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