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As
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See
It
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
May
7,
1953
KE
Lar
TO
TRAVEL?
T0
"AVE
FUN?
TO
HELP
THE
KINSMEN
v
thP
time
he
had
sa
d
his
i
it
s
aiuereni
win
.
U
th
e
western
Twers
were
I
modernized
provinela
oentrrs
piece
in
the
bl4
readv
to
feel
the
imm-More
than
a
few
are
mn
Sr'hapl
oT'Eupe
wa.s
city
class,
and
that
before.
oou
d
not
bo
by
c
Hi
said
was
so
long
India
Is
demanding
return
of
the
great
diamond
called
ths
Kohinor,
worth
about
six
mil-1
Jion,
greatest
pern
in
the
British
I
crown
and
sometimes
described
:
as
"a
mountain
of
light."
Well,
it,
must
be
said
this
is
an
awk-iwiirrt
moment
to
ask
for
It
back.
u
til
J
i-ienaeu
t
dui;
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbulldlnn
of
PrtoM
Kujn
aiuj
Nortticra
and
Central
British
Columbia.
MuM
o
Canadian
Press
Auillt
Bureau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
"""he
Prlnca
Rupert
Dally
Newa
Uinltea
t.
f.
MAUOR.
President
H.
O'.
PERKY,
Vlee-Pranldenl
at
hand,
for
there
was
now
but
a,
Several
years
.
back,
Egypt's
claims
for
possession
of
the
Suez
Canal
became
more
and
more
pronounced
and
it
not
any
the
Iocs
nnw
And
today
she
is
call-
per
year,
10.00
TO
HELP
THE
KIDS?
Watch
for
the
Kinsmen
CORONATION
CONTEST
Starting
May
9th
8ubaerlptlon
Rates:
By
carrier
er
week,
25c;
per
month
10'.
hi
mall
Pel
month.
76c.
per
year.
H
00
a
minimum
reuson
w
anticipate
niiy
future
anxiety
concerning
Soviet
Russia.
But
Matthew
Halton,
hardboiled
and
experienced
correspondent,
spilled
a
dish
of
beans
the
other
day.
The
Soviet,
unexpectedly,
is
be-im;
called
on
to
explain.
,
Ottawa,
9
uiiioriwHi
aa
"tcond
class
n.all
f
tl:s
P-)st
Offii
Depart
meat,
SAH.I.NO
TIM
K
For
79
days
at
Vancouver
grain
handlers
and
waiting
.ships
killed
time.
And
now
it
seems
to
be
about
over.
If
these
ling
loudly
on
Britain
to
return
S
Cleonatra's
Needle,
originally
!
Plump
or
Not
Plump?
pol-
are
what
yon
call
Incidents.
READERS
of.
this
thnu
nrc
rw,(
til
till
llDiviiiini.kn
!
from
Egypt.
Tills
has
!oni?
been
!
standing
on
the
banks
of
the
i
Thames,
and
that
isn't
the
Nile.
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Bring;
Ru
!
umn
arc
A
married
man
acquires
a
large
vocabulary
Jiy
marrying
it,
And
bye
and
bye
turns'
into
a
bachelor
who
became
a
fellow
v.io.se
luck
finally
gave
out.
aware
that
Ij0.
f.xiraorrtinary.
.
confused,
j
8t.llin.s
K,1(.rP;w,,.
Ki.m,t.i
,t
system
which
!
gracious
entry
to
Hie
Kremlin.
dislike
the
j
switch-vote
i
wo
now
have
111
li.l
.
M.tre
paintings
and
drawings
(,f
Canada's
cities
are
appearing,
and
Us
not
a
bad
Idea.
There's
no
question
about
our
familiarity
witli
Canada's
scenery.
But
rTTrnnAv
I
favor
Hie
yooit
old
Iried-and-tested
British
system
of
j
vol
I
im
where
you
put
just
ore
j
X
opixi.sll.e
the
name
of
the
j
candidate
you
want
elected.
j
True
the
one
system
slants;
the
new
Quick-mix
J&&
He
Had
Faith
in
Rupert
'
SAD
LOSS
to
the
city
will
be
'felt
with
the
A
passing
of
John
Lanibie,
another
of
the
pioneers
who
went
through
the
city's
good
times
and
bad
to'
make
their
enduring
contributions
to
its
history.
Mr.
Lambie
came
to
Prince
Rupert
at
a
time
when
it
was
prospering,
and
he-came
n
the
railway
i.hat
was
expected
to
keep
it
that
way.
Rut
when
he
city's
fortunes
failed
to
follow
their
predicted
ourse,'
John
Lambie
did
not
light
out
in
another
b'reetion.
He
kept,
faith
will)
the
place
of
his
choice
and,
staying
on
through
its
trials,"
came
1o
have
an
important
part
in
the
development
of
its
public
utilities.
A
true
Scotsman,
Mr.
Lambie
bad
all
the
tenacity
and
purpose
of
his
race.
It
was,
in
fact,
due
to
the
determination
of
early
citizens
such
as
ha;
that
Prince
Rupert
survived
its
bitter
years
so
that
it
can
now
move
into
the
brightening
future
IIARO
TO
Itl'
AI.IZR
The
Editor.
The
Dally
News.
Hearing
the
radio-broadcasted
offer
of
a
cash
payment
to
the
first
deliverer
of
ft
compart
Russian
MiQ
aircraft
filled
me
Willi'
aiuaeuient
and
alarm.
How
Mich
an
offer
could
lie
used
by
tlwise
HUUi
CAlVttf
JUST
ARRIVED
NEW
Hip
result
in
favor
of
the
party
which
comes
first.
Hut
far
from
beihg
a
iMtd
thing
I
think
that
is
the
greatest
argument
in
Its
favor.
It
makes
sure
the
winner
gets
a
working
majority.
But
the
iiiiit
is,
we
are
"stuck"
with
the
switch-vote
system
for
this
present
election
in
B.C..
It
is
viUilly
Imixirtant
that
intelligent
'ople
everywhere
should
realize
Just
how
it
works.
TO
USE-TOM
1
CHILDREN'S
RECORD
v
v
r
't
f
-r
-
v
v
o
o
.
.j
t.
i.
....
THE
MAIN
Question
in
the
mind
of
the
average
voter
is:
Should
I
iiliinio
or
not
iilumn'
most
interested
for
propaganda
;
can
hardly
be
realized.
j
Those
ol
us
who
try
to
analyze
the
full
significance
of
news
j
Items,
the
above
offer
can
have
but
one
effect,
for
taken
in
conjunction
with
previous
state-
!
inputs
of
the
utter
Inefficiency
of
these
machines
as
a
fighting
iinlljt
Is
quite
imX)sslljle
to
accept
news
items
as
authentic.
,
If
these
machines
possess
novel
!
and
most-sought-after
features
'
which
give
outstanding
perform-'
ance
then
the
previous
state
That
is
should
I
mark
only
my
FIRST
PRIZE
$1,000.00
SECOND
PRIZE
$
700.00
5
THIRD
PRIZE
$
J00.00
FOURTH
PRIZE
$
100.00
FIFTH
PRIZE
$
100.00
I
p0
PLAY-COLOR
BOOKS
You
Get
...
0
Two
7"
I'nbreakalile
Kcoonls
in
allium
fnliler
Rook
contains
ten
paces
Fach
page
ready
for
color-
100
PRIZES
OF
SWIFT
HAMPtlSI
100
PRIZES
OF
ROOM
Of
THEATRE
TICKETSI
hit
and
relation
a
dm
pier
first
choice?
Or
should
I
use
all
my
choices
and
vote
1,
2,
3,
4?
The
answer
depends.
If
you
are
only
interested
in
electing
one
particular
person
then
by
all
means
plump.
One
thing
is
sure.
Your
ballot
can
never
be
used
to
elect
some
candidate
or
party
that
you
do
not
want
If
you
do
not
vote
for
that
candidate
any
place
on
your
ballot.
But
if
you
are
really
interested
in
getting
good,
stable
CHOOSE
THE
JEWELS
YOU
THINK
BEST
EXPRESS
THE
PERSONALITIES
OF
THESE
12
STARSi
Vultrit
si-irririK
in
Nil
X:iiW4r.l'
"kut
MP.
tonu.ht,"
a
J.
Arihur
Rank
Fruduttum;
Zm
Cjlmr,
PpuroiK
in
John
llusum'j
"mouun
KOI't.i
,"
Colour
by
let
Itnuolof,
released
ihrounh
liniic.l
Anii:
fiinU
(Mirt,
si
jrriim
in
"madi
in
iii
avi
n,"
J.
Arihur
Rink
Production;
K.tlh.i'nit
llrpbum,
surrinK
in
John
Huston
s
"miss
iiak-(.kiavis,"
released
through
United
Artists;
V.ra
hartuk,
aKrjrm(
in
'
vi
nitian
bihd,"
t
J.
Arthur
Rank
Production;
I'aultur
W,,r,.
to
surrinK
in
"bahcs
in
haldad,"
Pio-diued
by
the
Daimger
broi.,
rtlrned
through
United
Artists,
K.iy
KruJ.itl,
appearing-
in
"it
stahtid
in
caba-Dlsi,"
t
).
Arthur
knk
Hroducnun;
Kila
H.iyuerUi.
starring
in
"sAi.oMr."
tjilour
by
Technicolor,
a
Columbia
Picture;
WVi,
(..itteri,
starring
in
"nit
ni
r,"
a
J.
Arthur
Rank
Proiluciiorl;
Lilli
Hjlmtr,
co-starring
in
"Tilt
Kjc
hjsTI
a,"
i
(
cilumbii
Picture;
(JanJiitt
(ulbtn,
starring
in
"oi-iKivr
IN
MAl.AYA."
I
J.
Arthur
Rank
Production;
Hlnn.la
iUmmf,,
starring
in
"sikpi.ni
op
Till
Mil,"
Colour
by
Technicolor,
a
Columbia
Picture.
HERE
AM
THE
JEWELS!
Diamnd,
raky,
mtild,
Mpphira,
tpi.
mnH,
pl.
tln,
ny,
auamwin.
m.thyil,
prl.
All
Vt
do
il
srlect
ilie
Jewel
you
think
best
expresses
each
star's
pfrionahly.
Using
eachjessrl
only
once,
wine
the
one
you
have
chosen
beside
each
star
s
name.
Send
the
complete
list,
wnh
your
iianie,
atblress
and
one
carton
top
Irom
Jewel
Shortening,
to:
Hie
Jewel
Star
Contest,
Km
IV.
Toronto.
Out.
in
the
hlory
on
the
records,
ments
are
quite
incorrect.
Possibly
my
reaction
to
the
cash
offer
made
was
influenced
by
schoolboy
code
of
honor
In
Hack
rover
lias
10
small
C.LT
YOUR
ENTRY
FORM
frti
your
,
.
Jewel
advertisemeoti
in
street
can.
l.t,terfctaj)'(ian-.
colored
coupons
as
color
iH8
(juiile
for
each
page.
closes
miclmglit,
June
otii,
iflj,
SWIFT
CANADIAN
CO.,
UMITE0
that
any
boy
who
disclosed
the
tactical
methods
employed
by
his
,
a-"
'"
'
tetat
.
wt
1
J
.,'f
(
,
:-
,-.
c
j
.
f
.
-
h
:
.
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J
il
i
.
v,
ij
:;t.
t
home
team
or
divulged
the
Good
Selection
in
Stock
government
for
B.C.,
then
usp
'names
of
any
of
his
schoolmates
ull
your
choices
ina
use
mem
;
responsible
for
certain
escapes
was
placed
in
"Coventry.
Be
was
intelligently.
ostracized
by
all.
His
entry
into
the
assentbly
hall
or
classroom
was
ureeted
by
low
hisses.
His
ONLY
75c
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
only
escape
was
to
leave.
HERE
is
my
hint
to
voters
who
are
not
yet
sure
how
to
mark
their
ballots:
USE
YOUR
FIRST
CHOICE
TO
TRY
TO
ELECT
THE
PARTY
YOU
PREFER.
.
USE
YOUR
SECOND,
THIRD
Surely
we
are
not
compelled
to
adont
such
methods
as
a
cash
navment
for
such
service
ren
OUtCK-MIX
1
X
.
Stiptr
(harttnlng
powrl
2
Alt
Hit
MlvantaaM
a)
catrllill
thartaaingat
3.
taol
Icanamyt
dered
when
we
have
a
depart
AND
FOURTH
CHOICES
TO
1Pnl.
financed
to
obtain
such
DEFEAT
THE
PARTY
YOU
information.
The
Question
now
which
they
saw
for
it.
We
owe
them
much
and
can
reward
their
en-deavors
by
showing
the
same
kind
of
faith
with
which
they
were
blessed.
Ninety
Million
Ties
IT'
COSTS
a
lot
of
money
to
run
a
railway.
Just
Uow
much,
the
CNR
tells
in
a
new
booklet
with
luCs
of
pictures
and
few
words.
Y:
If
27,000
people
crowded
Toronto's
Varsity
Stadium
and
each
of
them
paid
$2,
says
the
CNR,
the
stadium
would
have
to
be
filled
nearly
two
and
a
half
times
to
take
in
enough
money
to
buy
a
single
railway
coach.
A
sleeping
car
costs
as
much
as
lfi
modern
suburban
homes,
and
11
high
schools
could
be
built
for
what
it
costs
to
equip
the
Continental
Limited.
Then
comes
the
coup
fie
grace.
A
railway
tie
costs
?M.
And
there
are
89,655,378
of
them
in
the
system.
We
would
like
to
see
the
one-long,
one-short-step
character
who
walked
the
rails
to
count,
them.
Some
facts
are
missed.
No
mention
is
made
of
how
many
pennies
are
put
on
the
track
to
be
flattened
out
each
year.
And
no
one
has
thought
of
the
barked
ankles
from
slipping
off
the
rails
or
how
many
freights
have
been
"jumped."
';
And
no
one
has
counted
the
number
of
cream
cans
tossed
off
in
the
early
hours
of
the
morning
at
Hoedunk
Hollow
just
as
you
have
been
shunting
off
to
sleep,
or
how
many
whistle
blasts
have
disturbed
the
early
morning
slumbers
of
the
citizens
of
some
faraway
Ville
St.
Jacques-de-la-Tremouille.
Still,
it's
a
good
story.
The
Financial
Post.
:
OTTAWA
DIARY
f
'
'
'
By
Norman'
MAJcieoi
'
f
v
t
MOST
WANT
TO
DEFEAT.
I
arises:
Do
sueh
offers
as
above
Let
us
consider
what
would
;
produce
that
mental
outlook
so
have
happened
last
year
had
all
necessary
If
a
peaceful
solution
the
Liberals,
Conservatives
and
is
to
be
found
for
the
settlement
CCF
given
each
other
their
sec-
j
of
International
differences?
W.
D.
GRIFFITHS
41
J
ond
and
third
choices.
We
know
very
well
that
a
considerable
number
of
Liberals
and
Conservatives
would
not
then,
and
will
not
now,
give
their
second
choices
to
the
CCF
and
the
same
thing
applies
the
other
way
around.
Hut
this
fact
Is
now
clear:
If
the
Liberals,
Conservatives
Hew
Highways
Are
Essential
J
1
i
s
IA1
1
,1
vTi
,
T
'
GOOD
HIGHWAYS
ESSENTIAL
TO
ARE
PROGRESS
OF
THE
11
sirMvf
hi
A
if
P
and
CCF
want
to
make
sure
of
j
beating
llv
Socred
government
I
hen
they
should
teach
all
their,
supporters
not
on
any
account
to
give
any
of
their
second
on
third
choices
to
the
Socreds.
I
THANKS
to
a
masterly
statistical
analysis
made
by
Jim
;
Dennistun,
a
retired
naval
in-1
diligence
officer,
it
is
clear
that;
the
real
choice
in
this
B.C.
elect-I
'lion
is
between
the
Liberals
and
1
the
Soereds.
I
I
i
His
final
figures
show
.that
I
i
115,447
former
Liberal
voters
de-I
B.C.
j
YOUR
SOCIAL
CREDIT:
GOVERNMENT
HAS:
APPROPRIATED
$38.-J
778,750
FOR
ROAD
MAKING
THIS
YEAR,!
THE
LARGEST
PROGRAM
IN
THE
HISTORY
OF
THE
PROVINCE,
WITHOUT
INCREASING
THE
PROVINCIAL
DEBT.
scried
the
party
last
year
and
-
t
:
-"
;
1
-
i
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
;
In
the
comfortable
spirit
;
"One
night
he
left
here
late
to
gave
their
first
choice
to
Soc-haven
in
which
Albei
t
ministers
B
ba('k
to
his
office
to
write
j
reds.
Conservatives
lost
58.344
letters.
About
a!
to
Socreds.
some
Personal
former
supporters
to
the
dlstininii.shed
thirst
of
a
quarter
of
an
hour
later
he
tele-j
CCF
lost
33
48!)
nainly
Parliamentary
clientele,
ii,..w
nti
.nn,nri
phoiiedme.
He
wanted
to
know
!
Yet
on
the
first,
count
the
GIVEN
A
SAFE
I
N
G
MAJORITY
I
N
THE
NEXT
LEGISLA
1
put
extra
into
Liberals
only
two
cent
ately
upon
spiritual
subjects.
!
jad
anything
;
ran
per
,
111.
gia.s.s
01
magic
miAlulc.
a
toiu
,
otniiiicc
cite
out
it-cm
vviiiict
Kitt
The
late
Prime
Minister
Mac
in
LONDON
;
him
I
hadn
t,
because
Magic
Mix-1
Socreds
in
turn
ran
five
per
cent
1
l,i.a
stOI.-,'
rnr.A
t,nll,!.,n
IhnViiriH
thii
rrl
!
ken.ie
King's
interest
in
psychic
nlt
until
,
Itcnt
ailj
C111UK
CAC1U.
I
titttu
wn,
wt.
plsenunieiia
in
the
last
years
of
his
life
is
a
favorite
theme.
That
the
great
Liberal
leader
hoped
like
the
great
Houdini
to
make
TURE
YOUR
GOVERNMENT
WILL
CARRY
OUT
ITS
PROGRAM.
DONT
BE
MISLED.
MARK
YOUR
BALLOT
FIRST
CHOICE.
!
He
said
that
he
would
accept
;
Even
a
moderate
swing
back
my
word,
but
that
he
was
more
j
to
the
re-vitalized
Liberals
worried
than
ever.
I
asked
him
!
cduld
elect
them
with
30
seats,
j
what
had
happened.
He
said
!
Takp
thc
case
of
Salmon
Arm.
lianre
.....1,
.c.,,.,
I,.,ca
Viirr.llrr!
rliecittCS,
CXC
I
j
nis
nas
become
tne
political
I
stormcentre
of
the
province,
due
I
that
the
Devil
had
just
passed
j
his
open
doorway.
'In
the
morn-
cuntuct
with
this
world
after
he
had
departed
it
is
well
known
to
those
who
were
his
former
inti
Clltll
111
I'CltVIIII
.V.
t't"
'
1
for
safekeeping.
a"-111;
money.
leave
valuables
to
the
Socreds'
attack
on
teach-
he
told
me,
'I
go
to
lllg,
AllMTt
confession
k-rs
and
teaching
In
B.C.
schools.
..r
..tin
:
ii
...v..i
I
The
Socreds
gained
as
follows
1
or
held
ami
make
nsf
.
.
1
.1
to
have
mail
torwartiec
SOCIAL
CREDIT
I
.1
1
from
the
other
three
parties:
Luo.ic
iviaKic;
mixtures
iiiiliili
l
stand
a
touch
of
water
In
them
mates.
After
about
the
second
portion
of
Albert's
Magic
Mixture,
whenUhe
idea
of
impossibility
begin.
to
lose
its
hold
over
the
mind
the
chances
of
the
late
Party
:hlef
tain
piercing
the
veil
fiflen'"are
discussed
in
terms
.
which
reveal
most
creditably
the
extent
of
the
theological
interest
The
eyes
of
(lie
world
will
lie
on
London
iita
June.
Thousands
of
Canadians
will
lie
there
for
the
Coronation.
And
they
will
find
in
(he
heart
of
the
Commonwealth
(wo
little
pieces
of
Canada.
Through
the
years
our
two
London
branches
have
liecome
popular
-'rendezvous"
for
dians
visiting
the
Old
Country.
Here
you
can
From
Liberals
581.
from
Conservatives
423.
from
CCF
480.
If
you
study
those
figures
you
see
what
the
last
chapter
could
be.
This
aclvi-rtlscment
In
IkkupcI
by
the
British
Columbia
Horial
Credit,
Cnm-ptilKn
Coinmltt.ee.
of
other
services
provided
by
Canada
s
largi
bank.
So
if
you
arc
off
to
London
this
Coronation
of
these
li.md.V
KJ
year,
make
a
note
Hank
offices,
whereyoucan
doallyonrhanlunj
when
Henri
made
his
second
call.
He
told
me
that
I
must
come
up
right
away.
The
Devil
had
passed
his
door
again.
This
time
he
had
seemed
to
look
ln.!
"I
put
a
flask
of
Magic
Mix
iilierc
1...
:.,
o
f,,:i;...r
friendly
tn,,sl'
and
knowledge
which
some
MP's
possess.
Albert
himself
is
a
frank
sceptic.
"
almost
believed
in
Spiritualism
once,"
he
said
cryptically
to
a
corner
table
audience.
"That
was
then
one
of
my
customers
here
insisted
on
me
coming
up
to
Phone
266
Office
opposite
Post
Office
ture
In
my
pocket
just
in
case
it
was
needed
and
went
up.
Henri
was
white
and
frightened
and
I
poured
the
Magic
Mixtures
with-1
out
any
hesitation.
Henri
drank
1
his
right
down
and
held
out
his
'
f
1
,
'J
.
u
n
c
i
-
t
New
Schedule
starting
May
1
glass
for
another.
But
before
I
j
'
could
pour
he
let
out
a
shriek.
Out
of
the
corner
of
my
eye
I
j
caught
a
glimpse
of
the
red
spectre
passing
the
door.
The
MP's
at
the
table
waited
Vie
House
of
Commons
to
see
the
Ovil.
Since
then
I
haven't
been
Interested."
He
lapsed
into
unsatisfactory
silence.
"Tell
us
.bout
it,
Albert,"
his
audience
insisted.
Albert
complied.
Leave
"mm
mm
.1.
'
TWO
BRANCHES
IN
LONDON
Our
main
London
ofllc-e
rif-hl)
ia
lit
6
l.otlil.urv,
in
(lie
hrart
of
the
financial
district,
optimite
Tivoli
corner
itnd
the
nnrtliern
icle
of
the
Bank
of
England.
Our
West
Fuel
llranrh
(left)
it
aiiuated
at
2
Cotitspur
St.,
just
nil'
Trafalgar
Stjuare,
a
Nfrp
froai
Cuoacta
ILquk
and
the
OH'ice
uf
the
lliala
CoaimLuiuitar,
Prince
Rupert
LINES
for
Albert
to
take
a
refreshing
1
12:00
Noon
for
sip
from
a
glass
before
he
enlightened
their
perplexity.
"In
KETCHIKAN
"I
will
call
this
MP
Henri,
because
he
was
French-Canadian
and
Roman
Catholic,"
Albert
eommenced.
"That
was
what
made
It
worse
for
him
Roman
Catholics
aren't
supposed
to
believe
in
spiritualism.
Well,
Henri
those
days,"
he
finally
explained,
"one
or
two
of
the
more
thrifty
MP's
used
to
live
in
their
offices.
Henri's
devil
was
one
of
them.
He
would
go
several
times
during
WRANGEL
-
PETERSBURG
-
JUNEAU
and
other
Alaskan
centres
with
connections
to
WHITEHORSE
SEATTLE
ANCHORAGE
Qae
Tour
Local
Travel
Agant
.was
a
customer
here
away
back
In
the
days
before
prohibition.
Befort
you
Iran
far
Fnfjand,
call
al
any
nf
our
brain
lira
fur
traveller
rlierptes
and
other
6an'
arrangements
f.w
vmir
trin
A
.L
fur
a
fraa
ronv
if
uiir
diniiii.lii.ii
fnl.lrr
i.tiitliiiiiiiiii
a
llamlv
mail
oi
Lun
,,a
the
night
to
the
washroom
for
a
drink
of
water.
This
night
it
Ife
wasn't
too
good
a
customer
was
winter
and
he
was
sleeping
Just
about
right.
But
we
were
pretty
good
friends.
in
his
red
flannel
underwear.
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r