OTTAWA
DIARY
Cy
Norman
M.
A.jcLeoo
CI
i
i
As
I
See
It
inn
n
rf
ye
It
Ti.ri,
iilieudv
a
legend
on
.
vlnrial
leader
of
the
PC
All
.
Viscount
y,,
hy
eommaiider
llt
Ul(.
j.-.
tl..
tic
Tl..
...
"
I
Parliament
Hill
that
Newfound-
tilings
con.sicier.-n.
me
joi
uig-landers
have
a
contempt
for
gins
did
was
regarded
by
Ottawa
Ku.numhv
oolitic
and
that
!
standards
as
effective
and
reas-
Pad
power:.
in
rV
attack
lltl
thev
like
a
robust
overtone
to
nimbly
successful
Hut
down
lnian
Nvrti,
more
their
campalKlis.
newiuunuumu
i
asinii
upeemiy
,
'
uie
north
p,Jif
In
the
coniliiK
Federal
general
"""
no
secret
of
the
fact
that
'compared
,0
'
election
that
Just
what
they're
,
wan;t
impressed
by
the
HIr-
The
west,
be
W4tZ
eo.mttoget.
A
generous
display
R",s
tevhnluue.
A
split
resulted
ferenee
m
tw
and
first
the
PC
members
in
the
pie
Ralltry,
f
of
fireworks
Is
reasonably
awur-
.,,,
i
ika
itinnri
nmvlnre.
Thev
-
ii'KiMuiyic
aim
nirii
uib
rv
pro-
use
call
on
it
r
.
,
"
-
-
-
in
.
i
i
.
uie
com
ar
may
even
be
sufficiently
s)ec-
"i'i"'v
To
India,
Russia?
I
READERS
have
asked
ed
HiKttms.
When
the
controver-!
wesiern
ui.o
oeienxi,
a-I!ik.
f
positive
uiiij
a;,,,,.,.."
Ucular
to
hold
the
Interest
of
the
rest
of
the
nation.
The
reason
that
this
prediction
ran
be
made
confidently
is
the
fact
that
over
the
week-end
Gordon
Fruncis
Higgins,
QC,
OUE,
MP
for
St.
John's
Fust,
I
mom.
arotT
I
sy
was
over
Cashln
found
that,
instead
of
being
a
PC
provincial
leader,
he
had
become
an
independent
In
politics.
Thai's
the
oi
Igln
of
the
present
trouble.
When
the
local
press
when
I
take
on
on
an-,
other
trip?
Ariwer
not
till
after
we
get
two
crucial
elections
over
this
mrs.
John
Fish.
Puts
onBfueBoar,
-
tnjoysF.Nl
,.!.
nri
almost
vehement-
rcnoneu.
wuitoui
nu-Muoniiig
me
-4
THIS
CARTOON
BY
ROHKHT
I.APALME
of
the
Montreal
1
Devoir,
has
won
he
fourth
annual
national
newspaper
award
for
cartooning.
The
judges
agreed
on
Lapaime
for
his
intulvt
comment
on
Individualistic
style
on
public
affairs-national.
International
and
provincial."
The
cartoon
shows
Finance
Minister
Abbott
as
a
prestidigitator
producing
a
surplus
out
of
the
taxpayers'
pocket.
hT
denied
puonsheJ
reports
'""
'
i'f"rnation.
that
to
'glns
was
quitting
the
politl-lire
statl.iR
that
he
proK.sed
,e-
from
public
Ute.
Hlggms
''
ar""a-
Ki-
partl.ans
in
declared
definitely
that
he
would
these
pa
rut
Immediately
8Ufpect-
year:
I
have
a
deep,
double
Interest
!
in
both
our
elections
this
year.
1
1
want
to
help
elect
a
good
stable
!
government
for
BC
which
ha-s
more
modern
ideas
than
"buck
to
the
Utile
red
sehoolhoime."
That
seems
to
me
exactly
the
:same
kind
of
thinking
that
pro
be
a
candidate
for
re-election
in
ed
that
the
canard
had
.spread
from
the
Ca.--.hln
fa
lion
Higgins
5
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April
21,
1953
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OtSoe
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Ottawa.
Dredge
The
Coastal
Wafers
on
a
letter
from
the
Fisheries
Association
ACTING
of
B.C.,
E.
T.
'Api.lewhaite,
MP
for
Skeena,
recently
made
a
proposal
to
the
public
works
minister
at
Ottawa
which
could
lead
to
some
much
needed,
thmijih
minor,
dredging
in
our
coastal
waters
not
previously
contemplated.
'
While
dredjinjr
of
Delkatla
Slough
at
Masset
ami
of
Inverness
Passage
has
been
officially
approved,
there
are
other
points
where
similar
work
on
a
smaller
scale
is
also
called
for.
As
mentioned
in
the
Fisheries
Association
letter
that
Mr.
Apple-whaite
read
in
parliament,
one
place
is
the
shallow
Skidegate
Channel
which
offers
the
only
route
to
the
mainland
from
the
west
side
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
without
taking-
the
long
way
around
the
north
or
south
end.
The
letter
pointed
out
that
during
the
heavy
run
of
pinks
last
year
on
the
islands'
west
coast,
there
were
delays
in
reaching-
mainland
canneries
because
of
bad
weather
on
the
outside
passage
and
the
inability
of
boats
to
navigate
through
the
thannel.
-
-
Another
point
where
dredging
would
help
is
the
harbor
at
Dodge
Cove
on
Digby
Island.
There
a
liinall
dredging
operation
is
required
to
give
boats
a
suitable
berthing-
space
at
low
tide.
-;:.
As
Mr.
Applewhaite
observed,
there
is
no
Question
of
another
St.
Lawrence
seaway
being
involved
in
these
projects.
Although
important
in
their
own
w
ay,
they
are
minor
undertakings
which
Letterbox
lost
no
time
in
denying
It
There
is
a
further
rumor
that
Cashln
'
may
resiun
his
legislative
seat.
In
order
to
oii.se
Mounts
fed-'
eraily
If
that
hapiM-us,
the
con-;
test
w
ill
be
one
of
the
most
'
spectacular
to
he
fought
any-
i
.
the
PC
Interest.
wide
degree
of
general
(The
interest
In
Higgins'
repudiation
of
the
unsolicited
attempts
of
the
presa
to
retire
him
arises
out
of
the
fact
that
he
is
one
of
the
more
picturesque
individuals
In
the
House
of
Commons.
He
Is
Irish
to
the
core.
That
means
duced
the
Bible-blaspheminu
Matan
the
South
African
throwback
to
the
dark
ae.s.
But
I
promised
key
people
I
would
do
my
level
bet
to
get
our
,
Prime
Minuter
to
make
a
Rood-'
will
visit
to
India
and
Pakistan.
I
THANKS
TO
IVtRVONt
Tlie
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
The
booiu
of
the
Prince
Ru-
where
in
the
nation
it
will
ensure
at
least
a
share
of
the
national
spotlight
being
trained
on
Ni-u
foiiixll.ind
during
the
campaign.
1
got
him
to
the
point
where
lie
political
i;t::i:w
Trie
Editor,
The
Daily
News:
A
review
of
politic!.
xihtical
parties
and
uliitclu,ns,
during
the
past
hall
century
in
B.C.
may
seive
a
u-scuii
purixise
at
the
present
lime.
Prior
to
1W)2
jiarty
politics
In
Provincial
Government
was
never
applied
said
in
parliament
he
will
go
a.s
j)m
fi(KXl
Relief
Fund
were
au-soon
as
he
can.
That
statement
dilMj
by
me
ancj
found
corre-t
that
he
possesses
ready
wit
and
instant
fighting
qualities
In
approximately
equal
degree.
Ho
far
the
House
of
Commons
has
witnessed
mainly
the
former
attribute.
But
down
In
his
own
province
Higgins
has
got
himself
Involved
in
a
lively
political
Mi-.
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i
1
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II
aMTiiilr
il.
k
.
-
quarrel.
And
the
battle
which
Is
has
Deen
warmiy
approveu
oy
the
Liberals,
Conservatives
and
Ct'F.
So
it
looks
now
as
if
I
will
have
to
do
my
bit
to
make
sure
t'nele
Louis
gets
re-elected
P.M.
Just
to
make
sure
I
do
get,
him
out
there.
I'm
a
very
M.ub-born
fellow.
;
BUT
NOW
that
peace
k
breaking
Kir
liicnaro
Mcuruie,
wiio
iu
.hinn
uu
down
lher
mtcp
the
oio
lima
u
lusirauj.
a
"-iu
value,
um,'-
mH
km
lt.issi
I
i.tf
l-r-,
born
in
Mew
we.simin.sier
unu
ronilnK
campaign
geLs
under;
tup
Ly
lU
rt
l-hnk't
r
23
years
Transferred
to
the
Canadian
National
European
Flood
Relief
Fund
M.
lli'lm-l'Saii-,
Txif).t'
raised
on
the
shores
oi
the
rra-
w;1Jf
promise.,
t,,
maitP
a
Donny
ser
River,
worked
his
way
from
brcK)k
Fair
seem
like
a
quiet
Sun
$3.122
41
H
Waters
a
v.
was
foiuid
In
his
old
plane
that
had
l
(
II
ton
1
for
20
year
in
a
barn
here
The
italic
a
cannery
woraer
on
uie
rias.
i
(lliy
arUTnoon
In
comparison
we
WLsn
to
maim
an
conirio-
in
oecome
me
i.rst
pirmier
i"
out
it
looks
as
if
I
may
live
The
trouble
started
bark
In
was
purcna.'CO
oy
me
iiani-
i
in
t
n
i
iw.m-m
.v.i
a
.in.fil
i'.m
f'hiW
In
trvnil
KH
all
litr-
111
15
11
the
last
Newfoundland
provincial
election
when
Biggin
under-1
,
1
lli.i
t
H-.san
.a.
look
to
lend
an
organizing
hand'1
'
long
enough
to
make
the
news-
utors
ar.d
all
who
a.ssi.sied
in
one
j,,rm
a
government
on
party
paper
trip
I
have
always
mast
way
or
another
to
make
this
Unes
In
BC
wanted
to
make:
drive
a
.successful
one.
A
spe-,
Inat
us
a
Conservative
gov-
To
visit
and
really
see
the
cial
word
of
thank
goes
to
the
ernment
that
ruled
the
destiny
countries
behind
the
Iron
Cur-
Job's
Daughters,
the
Kinsmen
0f
the
province
lor
13
yean
and
(.,i
.,.11m
Rniu
nnri
Club,
the
Canadian
Legion,
the
met
defeat
in
1915
by
a
Liberal
to
Mair
P
J
Cashin,
then
pro-
i
china
Civic
Centre,
the
Columbia
Cel-
force
led
by
Mr.
Brewster
who
dlid
MILESTONES!
I
rum
the
lllea
H
1
h
lwll
a
I
lulose
company,
me
oin
utimn,
men
Decame
rremier.
oui
Life
is
a
funny
thing.
I
was
and
to
all
volunteer
canvassers
during
hts
term
of
o!fif
;
nffurarl
n
nAV
k'nanur
trtn
tn
Hi
IX-
The
same
late
met
his
suc-
:
i
.T
r
V
:
r
."
,
and
workers
.sia
uy
uie
iin;
J.
ma....
.
m.ver
.......
.
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ii
i,,v,
i-n
i
r
iiuui-u
r,uij.ii
.,-.,
!..
40
Yeor
Ago
Todoy
J
E.
Dalrymple,
vice
president;
the
irio
aL'o
died
white
holdin
Flood
Relief
Fund.
oHioe
of
premier.
He
was
commonly
known
Eric
Faure,
President
Harry
SchoUen,
Sec.
Trs
M
of
the
OTP.
assured
the
Board
John,"
a
farmer,
who
or
iraae
inav
me
railway
ui-
the
Toronto
Star.
That
w.is
back
in
1937.
when
just
about
everybody
and
his
brother
wis
going
over
there
saying
"it's
wonderful"
or
"it's
terrible."
I
said
"no"
and
ln.-;tead
moved
west
to
B.C.
Then
after
the
Hitler
war
the
U.S.
State
Department
ment
Invited
Invited
Honest
In
turn
wax
succeeded
bv
his
lenuea
MJ
ereti
nrrr
one
elevators
minister
of
education,
the
Hon.
moat
mooern
giain
Dr.
M'Ltan
who
for
many
years
now
In
uie
Moscow
Paper
p
p
joumaiuu
to
ays
lommuiiists
.
"
a
lew
I
three
top
Russian
Alexander
Robinson.
Suerln-i
tenrtent
of
Education
for
B.
C
,
U
a
vL.itor
in
the
city
,
30
Ytort
Ago
Todoy
1
taught
school
in
Rossland
and
Greenwood
prior
to
his
elevation
to
the
medical
profeasinn
and
'
politic.
I
I
The
Conservative
party
led
by,
!
Dr.
8.
F.
Tolmie
succeeded
-Inj
visit
America.
They
1
spent
spent
Going
Into
Africa
The
Civic
Pjnployees
Union
at.
days
in
Canada
at
the
finish
and
I
had
the
great
honor
of
speaking
with
them
before
vast
mass
i
meetings
In
Toronto
and
trcai.
I
toid
them
that
this
was
il'"1:"
h
r.
r
;
a
siai
meetm,
deeded
to
ar.
illlCllb
UI1U
I"-1"
.....
Ka
MjnmmAnflallnn
isf
Ihf
By
W
ILLIAM
L.
RYAN
lAP
News
Anarysti
days
of
the
dark
P'n:'fu,,rtIuitlon
board
of
0c
an
hour
:
the
message
thev
should
take
n
people
from
communist.,,
all
set
to
raise
"'"t
-D
thc
r!t
back
to
tneir
ow
cam
In
:
the
ordinary
people
here:
central
Airica
aespne
...
rf
.
,.
.
,r,
-
,.,,,,,.!
That
if
Russia
or
her
allies
their
peace
talk
In
Moscow,
now-
-
T
H
Johnson
has
returned
'n'rfteVS-
a
Rotary
convention
in
Ta-!
attacked
us
or
our
allies
we
are
or
soon
will
be
chalking
tip
would
certainly
fight
them
and
slogans
on
the
walls
of
buildings
they
should
know
that
in
ad-
throughout
a
vast
area
south
of
vnnrp
hut.
that
the
Canadian
the
Sahara.
The
slogan
will
a
group,
uie
ti.
l.iii--
wi
-
I
20
Years
Ago
Todo
:
presslon.
known
as
CCFi
rs.
of
war
on
oe-
T.
D
Patlullo
has
again
been
-
-
.
-
.....
.
.,
.
t
A
V.V.
declaration
I
I
t
VJ
t
VI
WW
a
s-'-
,
CHAM
peopie
would
never
support
or
say
".
d;.
press.on
and
poverty
is
still
tiie
nomn,tNl
Ub4.rai
candidate
lor
condone
an
attack
on
Ru:
-.
a.
foreigners
go
home.
we
ae
slogan
of
the
CCF
uho
have
Ptm.,.
Rup(.rt
ln
provincial
Trust
not
to
V
If
they
had
listened
to
me
heid
a
front
line
posuion
0,
election.
could
be
done
all
the
more
cheaply
with
dredging
equipment
already
in
the
area
for
the
bigger-operations.
Small
and
timely
expenditures
of
thissort
are
'
actually
better
described
as
economies
and,
in
bringing
up
the
subject,
Mr.
Applewhaite
was
speaking
in
the
best
interests
of
not
only
the
local
residents
immediately
affected
but
the
fishing
industry
as
a
whole.
Gef
on
The
Voters'
List
IS
YOUR
NAME
on
the
B.C.
provincial
voters'
I
list?
If
you
did
not
vote
in
the
last
provincial
election,
your
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will
not
appear
on
the
voters'
list
June
'.K
Nor
does
registration
for
the
Dominion
or
municipal
elections
mean
that
your
name
is
on
the
provincial
list.
Newcomers
to
B.C.
and
young
people
just
reaching
voting
age
should
get
on
the
list.
It's
good
business
for
them
and
the
community.
Here
in
the
Prince
Rupert
district,
full
registration
will
assure
an
honest
polling-
of
public
opinion.
Moreover,
with
a
-full
list
we
can
show
Canada
an;up-to-date
registration
of
our
populace.
The
last
census
Way
have
'bten
inaccurate.'
If
sill
qualified
adults
reginter
for
voting,
we
have
just
one
more
bit
-of
official
evidence
as
to
our
size.-It
will
help
in
attracting
new
investments
to
the
district,
in
assuring-
a
fair
adjustment
of
grants
which
are
made
on
a
population
basis,
and
in
convincing
Victoria
that
we
are
alert
to
what
is
going-
on
down
tht-re.
This
is
an
important
election.
If
you
have
a
right
to
vote,
you
should
be
sure
to
exercise
it.
right
This
intciiigenco
ooes
im
come
Jo
20
years
but
never
had
an
'
and
passed
it
on
to
the
quarters
we
would
never
nave
;"
!-.
opportunity
to
torrn
a
govern-j
ri-S
Charles
W.
Homer,
provincial
Make
sure
of
your
pie
th
nu
uli
reiufor
Miw';
had
the
ghastly
war
in
Korea.
Moscow,
ii
na
Dee-
winuuLvru
m(,)t
but
,lK(.eeded
as
a
press-,
a,M.,,r
at
prince
Rupert
for
in
the
Soviet
press.
In
an
artlc.e
tht
QT.
Kf0up
,n
or(.inj!
govern-;
many
y(ar4
tiring
and
THEY
INVITED
me
to
Russia
'hlch
a,s0
Vr
,hU'atr
te
m,knt
to
mPlMntn.t
murh
of
will
be
succeeded
by
O.
W.
Crlpps.
then.
I
could
have
gone
be-
lu
",..'';
1
;ru
"
"
proposea
legisiano.i.
i
hinrt
the
iron
Curtain
manv
movement
movement"
In
In
the
the
dark
dark
con-,
con-,
BC
i,ffli;iatur-
Legislature
during5
during:
I
U
I
curs
M90
1
oooy
OPEN
A
SAVINGS
tinent.
Strikes
ln
the
Soviet
Un-
th,
L,
v-ar,.
have
pretty:
J
J.
Hennessy
Is
now
In
the
always
on
the
wrong
kind
of
lnfre,
"Je
'
"
'well
kept
pace
with
economic
city
negotiating
for
pmrty
for
ACCOUNT
AT
l
mUslon.
I
was
personally
Invit-
"
-
colonial
pressure
ana
socjai
requiremr.
uie
purpose
w.
r.,iu......
of
Soviet
asents
ln
coun-
Rut
ifl
none
the
dynamo:
wood
Jard.
'
ed
to
all
the
Stockholm
peace
trie.
that
generated
the
power,
that;
:
meetings
and
their
successors,
in
Mexico
City,
Warsaw,
Pekin
Ail
mis
aooa
up
w
wuaa
up-
twipeci
.so
many,
was
oiKiii.ru
and
Vienna
pear
a
deliberate
CommuuLst
ja!,r.
The
urgent
need
for
immediate
action
in
providing
Prince
Rupert
with
an
adequate
and
regular
milk
supply
wii
the
main
topic
of
discussion
at
the
P-TA
meeting
In
Booth
Memorial
lllsh
Sch-Hjl.
iweiuy-iooi
po.e-iur
uu.u
..".
tinn
of
whit
AMti
l
ll?
Ill'
...
C
11,
J
m
M
v.
take
nart
in
anv
wav.
shaoe
or
agaiast
Negro
an"
all-out
Editor,
The
Dally
News:
lUilll
III
Mil
VWIIIHIU".
"-
.i
racial
war.
1
I
am
most
amazed
at
the
re-
front.
I
know
many
sincere
peo
South
of
the
Sahara
there
marks
In
Sandys
column
am
ple
did
loin
them.
But
it
seems
1
some
100,000.000
Negro
or
more
so
01
mose
passru
uy
o
to
me
that
these
Dhonv
peace
are
nwinir.
Ttiore
Johnston
at
ho.ary.
Alier
Ull
f
ronts
1
like
all
the
other
camou-
dark-skinned
who
rule
the
Gyros
are
always
ready
and
of
Intelli-
illlng
to
meet
Rotary
at
any
have
done
0
harm
to
the
with
varying
degree
cau.se
of
east-west
relationship.
Rence
ranging
from
very
nign
;
By
making
them.selves
nothing
,r,
Uirrin
on
oneself
'
In
order
rd
to
put
but
propaganda
agencies
for
the
Much
Communist
PKan.
la
,r
welht,
one
musi
nraw
zig-zag
Russian
world
line-Its
being
levelled
agaln-st
the
Brl-'.on
l
..i,..
ii.
nun
nmn
iiir
ntii'i
iiliuii
ui
,
V.Iimif
II
fl
V
XVHIl
I
111"
litllLOilLU,
v.
-
A
GYRO.
REFLECTS
and
REMINISCES
falsehoods
about
germ
warfare'
Northern
and
Southern
Rhod-Ihat
would
not
deceive
a
ten-
esia
and
Nyaaland.
year-old
child
they
have
made
Says
the
Moscow
newspaper
suspect
the
very
word
"peace."
Trud:
"The
political
conscious
HEAR
ness
or
the
African
workers
ai
.
',
"V
1
'
n
mi
t-"1
i
.
For
A
Limited
Time
Only
THIS
BEAUTIFUL
WASHER
.
.
.
Regular
$179.50
FOR
ONLY
$39.00
Five
Year
Guarantee
When
the
time
comes
for
the
gallant
feat.
Aboard
the
"8nirit
I
WON'T
CROSS
the
Iron
Cur-!
ready
is
sufficiently
developed
to
mek
to
inherit
the
earth,
taxes
of
St.
Louis"
he
travelled
from!
tain
until
I
can
go
on
the
same!
understand
that
federation
will
will
be
so
high
they
won
t
even
New
York
to
Paris.
This
would!
terms
as
I
have
gone
to
other
lead
to
still
more
effort
to
ex-
want
it.
I
countries
paying
my
own
way
P"'it
them."
This
line
now
will
.be
about
twenty-seven
years
ago.
j
But
it
won't
be
news
out
of
newspaper
income
and
BO
into
mnca,
aiuog
.n
u-seeing
what
I
want
to
see
and
slogans
outlined.
Members
of
the
legislature
dO
not
leel
well
after
brief
visits
to;
Efforts
to
cause
the
people
of1
writing
the
good
and
bad.
1
It
U
a
pattern
for
chaos.
the
provincial
mental
hospital.!,
Canada
to
become
greater
con
DAVIE
FULTON,
M.P.
TONIGHT
THE
NATION'S
BUSINESS"
8:00
p.m.
CFPR
Published
by
The
Progressive
Conservative
Party
.TERMS
AVAILS
I
sumers
of
nsh
are
on
a
'ld
some
days.
Overcrowding
amounts
to
forty-six
percent.
,
Bcale-
"n,ls
had
been
done
be-,
Conditions
will
be
worse
this
j
fore
but
never
with
what
might
year
than
last
unless
some
ac-
,
be
thought
conspicuous
success,
tiott,
is
taken.
Some
of
the
MLA
Today,
ln
Ottawa,
nothing
to
be-say
they
hesitate
to
ever
make
a
ing
forgotten
or
overlooked,
so
retain
visit
which
Is
a
reason
if
l
far
as
known
unless
it
Is
to
ever
there
was
one.
i
snow
the
people
of
Canada
how
best
to
cook
and
serve.
For
fish
I
Trie
Crown
Prince
of
Japan
can
be
made
a
dandy
snack,
un-has
already
crossed
Canada
one
j
der
certain
conditions.
way.
It
seems
he
was
delighted.
I
Home
bound,
another
month
orj
Most
of
the
old
flag
and
longer,
he
will
be
west
bound.
A'
marching
gongs
of
the
Boer
war
lof
of
interesting
country,
up
featured
the
election
day
parade
that
way.
.
j
ln
Pretoria
lat
week.
Oom
Paul
"
land
the
republic
are
over
and
SOMETHING
ELSE
idone
-with,
but
it
was
a
good
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fiy
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will
write
a
.
still
has
hor
problems,
but
none
book
about
it.
An
epochal
and
a
are
without
solution