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Priiue
Rupert
Daily
Mews
V
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t
Tuesday,
August
11,
1953
..
,.fi
.ffnrt
anrf
time
but
ent
goverr.niciu
wuuiu
ur
i
nui
u-
r.
rui
pranr.
.".G1
ed.
fnd
kept
themes
In
Eood
:
carry
tnrcu
interpreted
a
denre
in
the
St.
Luurr
nt
ti
'
mfrk
'
orXrsr
d
Alberta
rS.jP-i!....t,ri
'
ln
V
recalcitrant
provinces.
to
do
lorai
'Mctl"?
conduct-
resPns'"u
resnsihilitv
o
ot
f
8
gmornment
mi.in
the
J
,
.vernment
..?
'
fPrrm
mauir
representation
it
to
devote
u
lodepcndeat
aally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
ol
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
ol
Circulation
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
Published
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
h'ewn
Limited.
J.
P.
UAOOR,
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vice-Prejldent
eil
(he
nation
s
busir.Jss.
It
c!o5
w
me
,
.
'
,
the
r!1.,.s
of
the
attendnw
u,
i,.
'
I
TIP
:uiiT
a.
-
'
.
.
.
...
i.
tm
i.ot
nec-s.siinly
mean
that
the
BubfcrlptloL.
Rates:
Const
said
the
liberal
govern-
spuntei
puny
..i(-."..
v..
8.
-,.....
f,.
ihp
u.,rk
nf
the
inn
support
to
a
tvivernnifiit
,
iLc3fJt
By
carrier
Per
w.fk.
!iSc;
per
montli.
1
00;
per
year,
10
00.
0.
majority
of
the
people
ere
com-nletelv
satisfied
with
its
record
Tn
n
Inpira
rtuiirC.l
If
muU
nWI
II
with
the
electors
in
all
j
'
next
four
or
five
years
with
little
popular
br
mall
Per
month.
"75c:
Der
vear.
8
00.
Autnorued
a
k.iid
class
mall
by
tl.e
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa
oi.lv
that
it
was
preferable
to
opposition
because
it
has
found
oth.'i
Pro"
,.
Mn-M
(1(
Iib,.'
ifFC1t
v
,.Ke,y
auernafve
.
.
JjtUe
op.K.ition
m
the
country
eJ.M
QQf
f
Monrtun
limes
Und):
....
iw
'f
...
..
,
,
.
ti.,int
'''Will
7
t
it
ad.led:
"Aixive
ail
eiM?.
oi
auic
im
i
i
v
Alter
fter
il
an
the
me
areuments
arguments
distor-
tmuir
pn
lui
uuUK
e
.
I
.
1
tons
ana
passions
inai
tain
.
-1(.:Mttrl,.(f
nrr.nils
nn-i
the
immense
uvantaKe
o
hav-
without
ed
g
:
i
electors
dlaris
have
heard
...
the
.ii,i
i
Mr
si
Ijiureot
as
its
leader,
position
itaui
r
Cn-orge
Ki.w
now
.
v
-lit
-
it
1
It
i
r
'
J
I
'real
fhe
ato
W.
kuow.
U'.ut
brave
promUrs
even
the
probSrns
evident
wish
of
the
to
!
houpht
fating
the'n,
theZid
of
U
Mackenzie
King
that
Mr.
St
,1
ciUU.
taxes
iaU
a
b
nhon
dollars,
h.
ve
m
0
U
(
an-
111
YM-
n.,ve'nment
they
consider
best
Laurent
should
inherit
,
peaj
'
'
"
,
,
-
-
u
..n
1,1
rut
ifr
Discerning
Voters
of
the
remarkable
dovolopmonts
of
the
ONK
"election
occurred
out
here
in
B.C.
where
a
party
counted
out
as
dead,
or
nearly
so,
proved
that
it
is
still
very
much
alive.
While
there
was
no
reason
why,
on
the
basis
of
their
record,
the
Liberals
should
not
ir,ake
a
good
federal
showing,
there
was
clearly
some
uneasiness
in
the
party
about
its
chances.
.
.
,
..
.
WILLIAM
LAKBIE
PHIL
I.INZEY
for
their
country
in
the
years
Ileal
manll.:
was
ue
last
u
.--
naly
ahead,
and
reuis-
ma.
ter.y
adm.lnients
"
,
tiuur
coun
try
devc.up,
,g
The
Gaiette
said
Mr.
St
Uijr-
and
Pu.
f
r
A
nd
.
tci
I
heir
verditt
at
the
poll.
sj.uree.
ir
terms
sl?r.!f!tTt.iv
clenr
and
tnt
has
bttoine
kkilful
eat-,
Aiuerto
a-uiains.
fttkrally.
l
uw
I
See
tht
rJ
hallenKeable.
pair.rer
and
"IhroUBh.
the
Hr.-,t
ytjiau
a
uni
U,L.
...
!:,.
;.u
....m
I.
.
,.f
ran.rmi-.i
li
toured
'
1
rati
llailv
I
"',
Per-
dnd,:
spoke
of
the
indication
of
the
i.atiun
Myuitf
little
thai
was
liat
tlit
rta
Uav
u(
I
hi
fie-
an
overwhelming
majority
and
I'ohtrovei.-.jul
.
.
.
So
svui
iin
4
tioli
tan
In-
found
in
U.t
very
added:
"It
is
often
roundly
as-
vi
Luy
W
Mr.
St.
Lament
Ha
lat-k
of
inaior
l.v,u
s.
Urctor,
sorted
that
a
large
and
com-
.gah.ud
blints
Willi
U
ri:L-i,Unl.al
wut
faitd
.Ul
a
clm:e
j.iii-
Appointment
of
Bill
Lamble
as
chairman
and
Phil
Llniey
as
treasurer
of
the
1953
Red
Shield
campaign
in
Prince
fiti-rt
has
been
made
by
Air
Marsnail
W.
A.
'Hniyt
Lusfiup,
VC,
cnairman
ol
the
National
Advisory
Board
of
the
Salvation
Army.
Mr.
Lambie
will
announce
the
complete
list
of
names
of
the
Prince
Rupert
committee
at
a
later
Tiute.
The
Red
.Shield
campaign
fur
the
I'riiu-e
Rupert
area
get
under
way
S-ptember
8
with
a
quota
o
S3
50(1
as
an
objective.
VMnajMB4auwMaaMamaauMaHMabMaMHawManaw
Victoria
Report
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
VICTORIA
There
won't
be
Social
Crediters
will
crow-
manding
majority'
is
not
eo.id
gplwtwii-
Te
(oniparative
.
eia
of
use
Mnn
oou
H'm
fu,
any
and
may
even
be
detri-
weakness
of
the
power
of
the
fa.
I
that
U.e
M'Un.-M
wore
so
mental
t
the
cause
of
truly
re-
op.lUw
In
parliaiuunt
makes
.
many
f
--s
mudt;
It
evw
less
sponsible
eovcrnmeiit.
While
the
all
the
heavier
the
personal
re-;
u
epwuie
.
Vautuuver
Nes-HTaM
flmli:
extremity
of
this
dictum
may
spoiibilHy
ol
Hie
prune
ipmister
leave
it
open
to
considerable
for
careful
and
restrained
ad-
For
the
rest
of
Canada
as
well
as
doubts
there
is
certainly
this
ministration.
j
British
Columbia,
the
failure
of
truth
in
it.
that
a
strong
and
OlUua
CUI.en
(Ind
Ub):the
Bulai
Credit
upsurge
m
the
"
!-
'
-
'
In
view
of
their
experience
in
the
last
two
.provincial
elections,
this
anxiety
was
natural
nenough,
but
it
failed
to
take
into
account
that
the
I
voter
is
after
all
a
discerning
individual.
Under
the
I
Liberal
government
at
Ottawa,
Canada
has
had
capable
direction
of
its
affairs,
and
B.C.
has
benefited
along
with
the
rest.
Z
Another
noteworthy
development
was
the
..strong
finish
of
the
CCF,
with
the
corresponding
failure
of
Social
Credit
to
meet
its
expectations.
While
the
Socialists
continue
to
run
second,
federally
and
provincially,
it
cannot
le
denied
that
Z
their
advocacy
of
state
ownership
has
a
substantial
following
in
B.C.
I
Meanwhile
the
Socreds
remain
the
unpredict-ablp
factor
thev
have
always
been.
It
will
require
much
in
fireworks
at
legislative
and
who
can
blame
them
be-
niivp
opposition
...
with
its
worry-
Tv,
There
.
,,
is
a
danger
..miur
iu
in
i.,-iii-rim
recurrent
1
Sfff
n"1
1
la!
opening
Sept.
15.
It
will
be
all
cause
they
cut
the
CCS'
in
the
itig
tactic
Ls
the
basis
of
sound
land.-.lidui.
The
Hou&;
of
Com-I
business.
House
from
18
to
14
members,
the
democratic
administration.
It
inons
is
li
ft
with
a
small
and
;
Nobody
will
have
the
balance
Liberals
from
six.
to
four,
the
may
be,
as
is
often
chained,
frequently
ineffective
opposi-!
of
powei.
Last
session
the
Lib-
Conservatives
from
four
to
one.
-
lion,
and
the
dominant
party
has
,
AUTOMATIC
0V3
erals
had
it.
and
so
they
were
im-
Not
a
bad
showing!
No
wonder
portant.
This
session
the
Liber-
the
Social
Crediters
Mill
crow,
als
'won't
be
able
to
move
so
Who
wouldn't?
And
yet
there
'Converts
Among
Freed
used
cans
PUSH-BUTTOK
&
SPACIOUS
m
STREAMIIKEI
t:
iittie
to
keep
it
in
check
out
us
;
,
own
sense
of
responsibility.
In
;
such
a
case,
criticism
from
with-
:
in
its
own
ranks
.
.
.
may
help
i
in
some
measure
to
compensate
i
for
the
lack
ofa
numerically
strong
opposition.
It
is
in
the
f
public
interest
that
this
should
be
so.
Toronto
Globe
and
Mail
(Ind)
:
The
Progressive
Conservatives
much
as
a
comma.
How
they
'
are
those
who
Insist
Social
vote
won't
matter
in
the
least.
Credit
didn't
sweep
B.C.
last
That's
one
of
the
many
frustra-:
June.
"
.
tions
facing
new
Liberal
leader!
However,
Social
Credit
taunt-'
Arthur
Laing.
He'll
be
down
at:lngs
will
qUily
dissolve,
since
the
bottom
of
the
House
with
c'CF'ers,'
Liberals'
and
Conserv-a-i
U.S.
PoWs
Only
mree
oiner
uotrais.
wnai
mey
Uves
jn
view
of
lhelr
s
c
.infict-
,
..
do
or
say
won't
change
a
thing,
.h
hmiii,onA
,iii
i
!
FREEDOM
r
r.Tw
VILLAGE
,.D
(API
'3
Plymouth
$650
'IC
hrvslrr
7-pass.
$1125
$35
It
will
be
extremely
interesting
mooci
t0
keep
them
going
And
Americans
freed
from
Red
prison
presented
a
constructive
program
to
see
who
they
line
up
with
hn
oar,
w,m
ih
fn,'(k,ti
stockades
said
today
Red-indoc-
attuned
to
the
times
and
what
2
considerable
time
yet
before
one
can
say
with
cer-Jtainty
whether
or
not
they
are
here
to
stay
as
a
'major
force?
What
"they
make
of
their
government
at
Victoria
will
go
a
long
w
ay
towards
establishing
this.
Z
In
Skeena
the
convincing
victory
of
Ted
Apple-Z
whaite
was
not
only
just
reward
for
services
already
fri'irtin
Imr
olcn
j
n
ovni'DBcinn
nf
nnnfirlpnpp
that
mni'P
i
Social
Crediters
or
CCF'ers
but,
Thev
want
lair
Tune
fnr7ntrn
trinated
United
States
prisoners
aopeared
to
be
the
weaknesses
of
'4!
Ford
Tudor
$1350
are
among
those
returning,
in-
the
St.
Laurent
government.
On
Display
Besides,
the
first
session
after
htrlino
'Ifl
"nrrif
revives
pn
Cimnirtirnr
that
nmorflm
VP
other
than
that,
the
Liberal
'
group
w
ill
be
ignored.
If
Mr.
Laing
was
Leader
of
the
Opposi-
route
home
to
preach
commun-
,
felt,
and
still
feel,
it
important
'52
Kludebakrr
(
liampiun
5-passeier
Coupe,
inr.
n
1
.
.
,..n
,.11
..
U.
that
nj
more
time
and
opportu-
tion.
with
only
three
supporters.
""B"tt'
.'
c
ism
in
the
U.S.
air-ronditionrd
....
$2275
he'd
have
some
hope.
But
now
,".
1,1
Jr
"
"K"1B
Cpi
Leslie
E.
Scales,
22,
of
Fol-
nities
to
promote
the
balanced
RUPERT
E
AND
ELECT?
political
,
speeches
,
in
the
House,
as
becomes
the
fashion
the
last
'50
Austin
Sedan
$1050
somville,
Ind.,
said
the
Jll
were
development
of
the
country
members
of
his
305-man
com-
should
be
wasted.
Nonetheless,
nanv
at
Carao
5
in
Pyoktong
on
it
has
been
turned
down
by
a
session
before
an
election.
...
--
.
.
he.s
only
the
,eadar
0
a
rump
are
to
come.
Mr.
Applewhaite
is
a
politician
who
group
in
the
House.,
its
an
Jean
cut
across
party
lines
because
he
has
an
earnest
jj.
.rg
Zand
Obvious
wish
simply
to
do
his
best
for
the
COn-
jly
since
he
gave
up
a
House
of
The
session
will
last
about
a
lne
Yalu
river.
.
seemingly
satisfied
electorate.
It
month
no
more!
Premier
Ben-!
Most
of
theimen
in
the
com-
u
commonly
said
that
govern-
313
Third
An
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
,
.
,
,
.....
n-i
icommons
seat,
onlv
to
Eet
into
nett
says
il
wiU
a
regular
Dany
were
anti-Red,
he
said
ln
ments
cannot
be
changed
in
Phone
64
Slltuency
10
wnicn
ne
IS
fcO
dliacneu.
muse
vmiu
a
of
cornpiete
political
session,
not
whats
sometimes
an
interview
at
Inchon,
but
he
good
times.
Is
that
the
only
heard
his
campaign
talks
CDUld
appreciate
that
here
impotence.
called
a
special
session.
Because
:knew
the
30
personally.
reason
for
the
Liberals'
sweeping
-
'
,
iv
,.:,ii
i
No,
very
little
excitement
this
"
s
a
regular
session,
MLA's
will
1
cther
repatriated
prisoners
victory?
We
think
there
is
an-
Was
a
man
Who
knew
Where
he
Was
going,
provided
coming
session.
True.
Social
Bet
their
full
$3.000
sessional
in-1
told
f
Americans
whrTcollab-
other,
the
extraordinary
vote-
He
had
the
Crediters
will
at
their
oemnuy.
ihisisa
break
for
3
i
getting
of
Prime
Minister
'the
electorate
eave
him
the
chance.
crow
some
orated
wi(h
the
Reds
but
only
powers
great
victory
at
the
polls
last
members
who
sat
in
the
last
:
R.alpq
told
of
reoatriates
return-
I
St.
Laurent.
Few
men
In
Cana-
nnoiio.n
onrl
unfl
m'cf
frA
fVto
noola
To
The
Electors
of
Skeena:
June.
Victorious
politicians
al-
Huse,
and
were
re-elected.
They
,
.
tQ
WQrk
or
communism
m
,
dian
history
have
shown
his
ways
crow.
;wu)
get
$6,000
thU
year.
,
the
U.S.
ability
to
obtain
support
at
the
There
will
be
u
Speech
from;
,,.,,'
,aM
v,
,iiri
not
know
if
polls.
the
Throne,
but
no
budget
ad-
,H
.
.1vps''
nlanned
to
Winnipeg
Free
Prrss
(Ind
Lib)
The
re-election
of
the
Liberal
dress.
The
budget
was
delivered
join
the
Communist
party
in
the
last
February.
The
money
need-1
;
hi
h
hrrt
thm.
talk
pny
with
almost
as
many
General
De
Gaulle
Keeps
Posfed
ed
to
run
the
province
to
the
end
,',!
ai
the
hnme
of
a
i
members
a."
In
the
last
parlia-
of
next
March
will
be
voted
in
frior,,,
vron-uen
n
riiseii;i:
i
ment
and
the
crushing
defeat
of
unnly
bill;
-not
very
spectacu-
I
wish
to
express
my
very
sincere
thar'
and
appreciation
for
the
vote
of
cor:'
dence
you
have
given
me.
To
those
who
worked
so
hard
for
r
the
Conservative
party
demon-
their
next
moves
oi.
.,1,1
nun
knew
nf
.
stratcr
that
the
people
not
onlv
lar!
On
Political
Scene
All
the
business
left
undone
i
'
W.
i.i.
u,u.
-.i
I
understand
and
airoreclate
the
z
ami
uuvii.i
i-ti,vw
i
nit
uvv-vtu.
Z
Now
he
has
the
chance
and
will
surely
add
to
3
the
excellent
record
already
behind
him.
In
this
2
immediate
part
of
the
constituency
we
will
watch
2
with
particular
attention
his
work
on
construction
Z
of
an
airport,
rehabilitation
of
the
drydock
and
J
development
of
fishermen's
facilities
at
Cow
Bay.
Z
Mr.
Applewhaite's
remarks
about
a
clean
con-
test
were
a
tribute
to
the
opponents
who
so
ably
presented
the
views
of
their
respective
parties.
;
While
congratulating
the
winner,
we
extend
thanks
Z
to
the
other
candidates
for
ensuring
that
the
con-"
stituents
of
this
riding
had
full
opportunity
to
make
5
their
democratic
choice.
when
the
government
collapsed
who
had
collaborated
with
th
Bov.-mnien,,
u
raunuy
Reds
One,
he
said,
had
told
had
ln
th'
P1
four
Vers
v,im
vio
u.q
n
etirrt-carrvinir
but
are
not
to
be
misled
by
wild,
on
the
floor
of
the
House
last
March
will
be
completed.
The
re-election
I
can
never
express
r
BY
HAROLD
KING
PARIS
(Reuters)
Every
Wed
government
won't
hove
to
be
be-
rj0mmunlst
irresponsible
and
contradictory
nesday
a
tall,
military
fiem-?
holdin'
to
anybody
this
time;
it
gratitude.
To
those
who
supported
n
at
the
polls
I
can
only
say
I
hope:
justify
your
faith.
To
all
of
Skeenc
can
only
promise
I
will
do
my
best.
'
I
think
something
should
be
Pr"i"1M;7-
1
TV
rst
public
reaction,
un-have
done
to
them.
A
lot
of
guys
will
be
of
salis-.v,.
of
doubtedly.
one
suffered
on
account
Tk.
cm
hnnv
nnu,
faction
that
the
country
has
steps
from
a
small
car
and
en-
can
haughtily
march
in
with
tcrs
offices
in
the
rue
Solierino.
legislation,
havini?
thoroughly
Gen.
Charles
de
Gaulle
has
caucused
it
behind
closed
doors,
cume
to
town
to
keep
his
fin-
and
the
legislation
will
pass
Oh
njohi'np
has
been
said
to
them
fMP"
assured
of
stable
govern
the
ger
on
the
pulse
of
French
pol-.yes,
the
oppositionists
will
shout
or.ri
nnthine
has
been
done
to
:
mPn'
and
a
continuation
of
itics.
ana
howl
a
bit,
but
It
won
t
do
them.'"
..
i
sound
general
policies
of
the
past
four
year?
De
Gaulle,
62,
stepped
out
of
anv
good.
The
government
wjn
,
.
,
r
1
1
TiTii
..
1
1
I
tn
REFLECTS
DeJ
y'ljijJivL't
the
political
arena
this
spring
,nave
a
majority
of
eight
mem-
U.ilp
R.,id
one
Drisoner
con-'
Keielna
Leader-Post
(Ind
Lib)
.iw
.,
i
1
ii,..
..tfi;
i
I
here
bers
not
mil
mncli
much,
hut
but
still
oli!)
n
...
Oliu,
ni.,
nitu
ul
H
.
..
.
i
i
TMfi
The
alnt
i.,il
it
of
tha
the
St.
CI
T
rii.
when
he
severed
the
offi"i
E5oy
a
nd
REMINISCES
connection
between
hLs
movement
and
members
of.
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
elected
as
his
supporters.
But
he
,
still
place
in
p
Think
back
a
while.
Suppose
I
wants
to
have
some
a
steam
slde'red
the
"No
1
progressive"
in
re-election
Laur-roller
with
all
the
.
.
.
the
good
S.C.'m
,:imp
5
ha(1
sairt
ne
wouid
"kill
Government
assures
sewed
up
in
caucus
.
-
:
Mg
mother
8nd
father
Ul
nation
a
strong
administration
The
legislation
Includes
he
they
interfered
with
him
being
and
a
,ruJy
naOonal
one
during
new
Liquor
Act,
'he
parliamentarv
term,
allowing
cock-
n
communist
and
would
never
ensuing
tail
louriKes,
not
too
many,
and
ewn
mit
on
an
Amertn
"dollar
'
Cnarf
in
these
critical
limes
with
brieht
lights;
none
of
tills
UEain
has
tlius
avoided
government
In-
dimness
that
is
said
to
creaje
i
Three
other
Americans
who
stability
-which
unhappily
larnorous
sin
in
the
U.S.
Sales
1
returned
Monday
said
the
Keds
'
PRue
some
of
the
other
free
useful-
Z
that
in
the
early
summer
cf
the
world
of
work
a
'4jfelAi.a
luetRt
influence".
i"
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14
(UdweTf
jmJ.
I
am
lf
20omp
rrih
of
1
1852
you
"
or
less
briefly
on
public
affairs
nations.
in
B
C.
and
in
Canada.
This
is
August
11
and
you've
escaped
J
it
all.
Life
was
becoming
one
election
after
another.
age.
I
am
looking
forward
to
it.
The
luxury
of
late
effort
is
that
they
are
performed
without
desire
for
praise,
or
blame,
or
fear,
the
ambition
for
applause
or
recognition.
It
all
win
oe
im
iirnm
meals
-.No.
have
returnPd
i
progres-
auu
u
iiu-r
ear
licence
lees
will
RiV,s
from
Camp
5.
'
The
wartime
resistance
leafief
l
keeps
a
Wednesday-to-Friday
'
schedule
in
Paris,
spending
tlw
rest
of
the
time
in
seclusion
in
his
modest
home
at
the
village
of
Colombey
les
Deux
Eglises,
a
three-hour
drive
from
here,
Mine,
de
Gaulle
always
accompanies
the
general
to
Paris
They
stay
at
a
small
hotel
near
the
Arc
de
Triomphe.
Each
Friday
they
return
to
the
village
by
car,
with
de
Gaulle
sitting
il..ntti7
lin'itrle
It
i
Q
eh'.l
nf
f
enr
helps
bring
a
new,
a
refreshing
freedom.
Moose
Jaw
Times-Herald
(Ind):
There
are
certain
features
of
the
election
which
are
of
particular
Interest.
The
first
...
is
that
the
government
gained
strength
in
the
Maritimes.
The
second
was
the
return
of
every
cabinet
minister,
whle
the
third
was
that
in
B.C.
where
the
Social
Credit
oe
reuueeu
iu
per
cent,
mere
viil
be
new
taxes
on
logging
and
mining
profits.
The
Rolston
Shipping
Boom
Formula
will
be
implmenb
d
j
PORT
STANLEY,
Ont.
(P
This
that
highly
complicated
scheme
Lake
Erie
port
is
suddenly
for
education
costs,
which
few
emerging
as
a
shipping
centre,
understand,
and
which
caused
Records
late
in
July
showed
70
the
government's
collapse,
be-
clearances
since
the
opening
of
cf.use
the
Liberals
wouldn't
mSAME
OLD
CUSTOMS
!
Politicians
who
persisted
in
Z
plastering
up
poles
and
fences
m
with
illegal
posters
can
now
sit
Z
down,
and
at
their
leisure
think
it
all
over.
All
they
committed
was
just
another
example
of
incompetence
and
waste.
They
had
their
enthusiasm
and
had
.,
to
exercise
it.
It
was
hardly
thought
the
loss
of
the
Titanic
would
score
the
tremendous
hit
it
is
now
doing,
41
years
after.
Somehow,
this
...
mt.
.
'"
I
(
m,l
,
,.!
,
ik.
member
remains
a
ghastly
nd
h?
wifp
,
the
back
green.
Hundreds
still
survive
a
the
vU.
Almo,t
the
only
time
sinking
that
spreads
the
raw.,P(
K(ips
rlp
,,..
is
s.,ndav.
iui
ii.
me
government
may
fa,-
in
advance
of
last
year.
Most
'
Judge
the
public
wants
the
Rol-
visiting
ships
are
coal
and
oil
j
government,
the
electors
must
ston
Formula;
if
the
public
did
carriers.
have
figured
that
the
St.
Laur-not,
the
Liberals
would
have
bpen
i
-
:
terror
of
an
April
midnight
'so
I
.h.
ho
nttt,nHo
m
Madame
long
ago.
The
realism
Is
there
Z
The
fastest
drivers
are,
as
a
elected.
a.
1
general
rule,
never
going
any
is
seen
regularly
as
she
goes
about
her
shopping.
A
10-acre
park
surrounds
the
be
it
on
the
screen
or
on
the
ocean.
Here's
an
astonishing
fact
outside
the
Premier,
there
will
not
be
one
member
in
the
House
It
seems
that
Samson
never
house
which
they
bought
many
years
ago
for
an
ailing
daughter,
Ann,
now
dead.
U
0
De
Gaulle
passes
the
time
Thre
will
come
time
when
you
will
cro
the
line
between
being
Irwurablo.
and
non
Insurable.
'
J
place
In
particular.
r
"MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
THOUGHT
Z
There
is
something
possibly
significant
in
the
recent
an-Z
nouncement
of
French
physic-m
ians
who
give
warning
of
an
J
increase
of
alcoholism.
Nevertheless,
to
perceive
two
prime
ministers
at
the
same
time
is
5
not
necessarily
a
symptom.
leading,
walking
in
the
park
and
fitfully
writing
his
memoirs.
They
are
unlikely
to
be
this
session
with
any
brotherly
link
with
the
Coalition,
and
the
Premier's
brotherly
link
went
sour.
Seldom
have
the
voters
done
such
a
ruthlessly
complete,
thoroughly
heartless
job
of
pitching
out
the
old,
putting
in
the
new.
amounted
to
a
continental
damn,
once
Delilah
gave
him
that
well-known
haircut.
It
was
a
whale
of
a
cut,
all
right.
We
won't
deny
it
for
a
moment.
And
now,
British
medical
men
are
out
with
the
declaration
that
bald
men
are
more
virile
and
tough
than
anyone
with
plenty
of
hair.
Somehow,
that
should
bp
jolly
well
questioned.
We
can't
just
fprget
or
beljttle
Samson.
published
before
his
death.
Intimates
say
he
has
been
severely
critical
of
spine
of
his
cum
Trust
not
to
CROSSING
THE
LINE
Z
I
know
as
long
as
I
iive
I
shall
write,
comments
Dorothy
JJ
Thomson.
When
effort
ceases
one
is.
dead.
Nearly
everyone
.
....
nd
Make
sure
oj
w
r
The
only
safeguard
la
lo
liiruugn
its
9
ij
Insure
while
you
are
healthy.
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St,
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rem
505
I
sincerely
wish
to
thank
all
those
who
worked
so
hard
.
and
supported
me
at
yesterday's
election.
CCF
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