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Thursday,
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Princess
Who
Gave
Her
Name
to
PPCL!
To
Visit
Canada
And
Regiment
This
Fall
By
DOCGLAS
HOW
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She
was
surprised,
th
prln-'nun.e
Canadian
Pr
stair
writer
cess
once
exclaimed,
to
hear
same
day.
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10
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princess
wno
who
British
.
soldiers
J
irnh
She
had
had
reason
.to
to
be
n
moftly
t
y
former
hadthe
sortofshybety
pr
n
i'TL
ZTio
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Tn
the
British
armies
J
take
Tho
fighting
declmafd
the
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Start
Labor
Union
Wrangle
LONDON
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Reuters
Knight-.oods
honoring
labor
leaders
for
olitieal
and
public
services
have
tarled
a
wrangle
between
the
Iin
lia.nr
t.
.......
hottlo
in
Ottawa
and
launcnea
'
of
the
brightest
chapters
It
was
in
August,
laH,
that
ago
one
then
l
apt.
mow
nriK
"
ii;iimii-
In
the
Canadian
military
story.
'
.ntain'f
trade
union
movement.
I'm
left-wingers
are
also
eriti-
unit
in
its
first
year
and
its
future
hung
in
the
balance.
But
the
ainiy
decided
to
keep
it
going,
reinforcements
flooded
n
and
it
eventually
joined
the
Canadian
Army
in
Fiance
and
after
the
war
became
a
permanent
'force
regiment.
S
II
"ff
81
in
uuee
veieran
iraue
union-
its
who
have
agreed
to
co-oper-te
with
the
Conservative
gov-rnment
in
denationalization
of
ne
eteel
industry
a
project
ton
Ouult
of
Montreal
put
up
$100,000
to
raise
a
unit
to
plac
at
Britain's
disposal.
Lt.-til.
Francis
Farouhar,
DSO.
the
governor-general's
military
secretary,
at
once
was
fascinated
with
the
idea
and
became
commanding
officer
and
was
killed
within
a
year.
I
LOCKED
TO
COLORS
They
asked
the'
28-year-old
The
princess
was
Patricia
if
Connaughl,
a
tall,
bhie-eved
granddaughter
of
Queen
Victoria;
a
young
woman
who
liked
to
ski
and
skate,
paint
and
dance,
who
turned
many
a
youne;
Canadian
blade's
head
but
had
eyes
only
for
a
British
sailor.
Ijiter
she
gave
tip
the
ran,
of
princess
to
marry
the
sailor.
Hon.
Alexander
R.
M.
Ramsay,
who
was
the
third
son
of
the
Earl
of
Dalhonsie
and
now
is
an
admiral
and
a
knight.
1
As
I'rineess
Patricia,
she
lived
The
inlin
e".,
by
general
rec-
I
Direction,
had
a
quiet,
dignified
Ik
auty.
It
ipielled"
her
female
friends,
as
one
recently
put
It,
and
It
made
males
bashful
In
her
presence.
j
.
v.
Hi
0
18?"""
'
princess
If
they
could
u.se
her
inch
has
rallied
almost
united
iUji
opposition.
These
differences
have
revived
5ng-simniering
friction
between
M
two
wings
of
the
Labor
party
rid
the
tiade
unions
and
are
re-irded
a.-:
contributing
to
even-lal
crystalization
of
the
prob-m
of
whether
the
Labor
party
iculd
?o
"more
left"
or
"more
ght."
This
has
been
a
constant
talk-ng
point
in
the
movement
since
he
Labor
party
was
ousted
from
lower
in
the
fall
of
1951.
in
Government
House
nere
rrom
1911
to
1918,
the
daughter
of
the
governor-general,
the
Duke
of
Connaught.
FAMOl'S
REGIMENT
a
new
foot
Encourage
.
Designed
with
r"
inmlnd..
l
lie
ui.sj.mLe
uciwccn
mi:
j
h
your
child's
first
step
in
safety.
Her
regiment,
the
Princess
Patricia's
Canadian
Light
Infantry,
nearly
fought
Itself
into
oblivion
in
the
first
months
of
the
First
World
War,
but
went
on
to
long
life
that
now
has
leached
its
greatest
growth
with
a
record
three
battalions
roughly
2.500
men
bearing
the
FFRCHFD
ATOP
A
I.AI)!KK,
the
Reverend
Conway
Davies,
of
Buckinghamshire,
was
sure
of
a
good
view
of
Queen
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
when
the
royil
pair
drove
In
state
to
the
Palace
of
MolyrondhMi.se
duriii'
th
ir
coronation
visit
to
Scotland.
f
regimental
name.
This
fall
Lady
Patricia
Ramsay,
now
67,
will
visit
Canada
BURNETT'S
WHITE
SATIN
GIN
right"
and
"left"
wings
of
the
laity
reached
an
angry
climax
hen
the
Conservatives
dena-lonaliz?d
the
steel
industry
to
ell
back
to
private
investors
688,800.000
worth
of
plant
which
'
he
last
Labor
government
put
inrter
government
ownership.
Hie.
I.abor
party
fought
vigor-lusly-against
de-nationalization
ind
said
it
would
re-nationalize
.he.steel
mills
If
it
won
power
ifcaln.
Soon
afterwards,
three
prom-nent
trade
union
chiefs
agreed
iceept
office
on
a
government
ward
supervising
the
return
of
.he
steel
industry
to
private
jwnership.
Sir
Lincoln
Evans,
63-year-old
;teel
workers'
leader,
was
ap-xiinted
deputy
chairman
of
the
Jovernment
board.
With
him
to
-he
board
came
Andrew
Nae-unith,
cotton
workers'
leader,
ind
John
Owen
of
the
furnace-
Britons
Pay
$5.60
For
TV
Entertainment
Without
Ads
and
her
regiment
for
the
first
time
in
years.
She
will
see
again
I
the
color
flag
she
worked
at
t
Government
.
House
In"
1914,
j
Three
times
enemy
fire
nearly
I
finished
It,
twice
it
was
buried,
BURNETT'S
LOND0N
DM
GIN
-
With
JUMPINO
JACKS
you
can
be
sure
that
a
chilli's
foot
lh-eds
are
completely
attended
to.
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
,
o,,rH,;
but
it
survived
to
inspire
the
;
one-ho:ir
pro
5,000
men
who
were
Patricias
Thi
odvertisement
It
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
between
1914
and
1918,
and
I
nit
hi.
Probably
the
most
surprising
omi.vion
is
th;it
of
films.
their
heirs.
By
EDWIN
S.
ROSENTHAL
LONDON
(Reuters)
The
British
televiewer
pays
2
i$5
60)
for
a
year's
worth
of
daily
entertainment
without
advertising
plugs,
and
also
without
most
of
the
features
mo;t
popular
on
American
television.
Crime
thrillers
are
out,
except
Britain's
TV
plays,
about
two
I
to
three
a
wetk,
are
excellently!
'performed
by
some
of
the
na-.
tion's
best
actors.
Many
scripts
J
;.,n,
nrK'hial.
other
are
well-'
known
mis
by
British,
French.
'
men's
union,
an
members
oi
uie
,
for
a
tepid
Saturday-night
ser-
big-name
I
American
ana
oiner
piay-
niiuentiai
general
council
oi
me
ja
gG
are
weekly
t
rades
union
congress.
,
A
few
months
earlier,
the
ward
of
Evans'
knighthood
ShOWS.
i
V.'riJ.":TS.
;
Occasionally.
Britain's
top'
There
is
also
emphasis
on,
comedians,
including
Arthur
,
"educational"
.subjects
such
a
Askey.
Ted
Ray,
Max
Bygravcs
rciT'.r
e
talks,
descriptive
films
j
'
and
Terry
Thomas,
face
the
TV
,
on
India,
and
discussions
and
cameras
but
the
BBC
can't
af-
'
renditions
of
classical
music,
i
ipened
up
a
storm
of
criticism
in
he
left-wing
press.
Then,
with-n
days
of
the
steel
board
announcement,
came
news
of
a
ford
to
give
them
weekly
spots
,
Tnw
are
mixed
in
with
nov-
,
'.nighthood
for
Naesmith,
the
i
at
acceptable
salaries.
nly
union
chief
listed
in
the
Week-ends
are
the
only
times
i
!ty
sublets,
showing,
for
in-
j
.stance,
the
various
jobs,
profes-Fi-vv.
and
industries
of
Britain.
,
when
the
owners
of
Britain's
2.500.000
video
sets
see
chorus
i
girls,
comedians
and
the
old
run
t
of
vaudeville
acts.
Usually,
this
1
type
of
"lowbrow"
entertain-
!
ment
is
wrapped
up
in
a
tiht.'
WC3
TV-
I
n
Zoological
Society
:
n
h
i;iiu,-e"
was
opened
100
:!'
a;
and
rebuilt
in
1924.
!
Jueen's
Coronation
honors
list.
Juch
honors
are
made
on
the
""wnendation
of
the
prime
ninlster.
Pnearhead
of
the
attack
against
the
right-wingers,
particularly
against
Sir
Lincoln
Evans,
Mine
from
the
Bevanites,
the
left-wing
group
which
almost
split
the
Labor
party
last
ri
a
r
"
A
Chatham
Drill
Halt
10
p.m.
to
2
D.m.
THURSDAY
July
9ih
year
with
its
demand
for
a
cut
i
in
rearmament
spending.
j
Tribune,
a
weekly
paper
dl-!
ted
by
supporters
of
left-wing
j
leader
Aneurin
Bevan,
said
Evans
was
helping
to
sell
the
in-
i
'
du.stry
back
to
private
owners
against
the
desire
of
workers,
j
"That
should
be
the
end
of
Sir
j
Lincoln
Evans
as
a
figure
of
any
i
significance
in
the
British
labor
j
movement,"
it
said.
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when
her
brood
c;tme
shouting,
The
cake
and
pie
were
stale
and
dry-It
spoiled,
the
whole
day'.s
outing!
There
mast
be
a
Now
Mrs.
Bass,
a
wiser
lass,
"
With
Hand-e-wrap
to
aid
her,
Laid
down
a
treat
so
fresh
and
sweet
The
shouts
of
joy
repaid
her.
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