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Prcsluunl: Lleul. U01. W. Ullflllfll B- III-Ill’! Vie: nautical: J, N. Burnett. I41. Stcrclat): Lleul. (Jul. U. A. Mwltlllllfll- 9-5-9- Aidlt-u uuu Mauuguig Director. J. B. lluruell. l-JJ. Assoc-lute button; l-ruul “lllcl m0 lull A. llurncll SUBSCRIPTION BATE!

By mil u. r.r..i., $4.00 pet 1w; 8M0 Ivr \\ IIWIIWI $1.25 fur 3 maul-l»; 50c for one month Ulh Uflllftl) slum per year. 511.00 I'M c uumlill $1.70 tvr 3 muuuut; We for uno luuul.

By Mill! l0 ulllcr Urlovulctai and U. 5. A. i-“l-W pol [ill banal nu; n eeluy; v4.00 yo! yml; {LIN l0! I llllllllfl, 50o: fur 3 muuuu

uuunlluu Anny In olallluull ll fllneu aqua", new lurin ulu huulh aim-i Agency, turner Milk nml Wlllllllllill, uu-iuu; alulruvtillluu mm- Alvin-y, It“ Pool It. lluulnsill; 1|. llnr, 4st Hay an, Iuruntn; new. Blild, uiuteiiu Lllurlrr, uuuuui \\1IIII~I fir“: bland. Uni; uuti Illlllurn blllll), uuiielon N. 10.; '

11m (Juurlutteluitu llulullng a nau- agent-y.

“The Strongest tllunory ts Weaker than llo ll eukesl Ink."

s.\'l liitlllAlbflJ 11.1" 2s. 1942.

Liberal Press Criticism

. .. itltglll. tiliotvs itself the privi- * 4 '\tl_\' strung criticism as to the kioverrinient has bungled ~ pr» The‘ debates in the l :.._ ir tleclttres, give the intprcs-

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jitinsthlo ministers, instead 0f et to formulate long-range plans, their differences with their col- c, This pfOVidCs some interest- attt-r. but no gttaratttee that any is being done, Indeed, says ‘, "tlifs looks very much like

it lit-licvcs. need for a strengthen-

‘ llTllltlll by “the induction of

"lllillg ability whose inclination

itlll l‘ setvice bad nothing to do

irrtilf ~.l.'ll party service, political prestige

or post-war yiiliticztl ambitions"; need also for

the creation of "a small war cabinet. whose fttnc-

tion \\'t'llltl be ll) correlate the activities of the

ttizmy unr tlepartitictits and mesh them into a colit-reitt, rationalized, loitg-ratige policy."

Similar suggestions, it may be recalled, have been advanced by the Opposition on many 0c- casintis since the otttbrcak of war, and have gone tinlieerlerl That was unfortunate, for, as the Free Press points out, the King Government "obvi- ously contained men whose chief qualifications for office were their geographical location and their party loyalty." These men are still there. They may have served a proper purpose at the time of their appttitltfllcfll, but war demands have created new statirlards of qualification and it is by these standards that they are being judged.

What has been the result of failure to strengthen the Grivc-rntticnt along non-partisan lines on the one hand and to achieve greater c0- orclination lietlvecn various war departments on the other? Our Winnipeg contemporary has the answer. It says:

“There set-med to be plenty of mcn available, so Mr. llfl\\'C expanded war production, Mr. Gardiner went ahead expanding farm production, and the three service ministers went on draining men from both farm and factory without re- gard to the programme as a whole, The result could be as ert-ily foreseen as the result of the experiment designed to prove that it is possible to get five pints of liquor out of a. two-quart jug. We are now facing inevitable shortages. Yet in spite of them, there remains no trace of the form- tilrttir-tt i-f an cniliraeitt; policy; and this, rightly or u-i-oitgly, we attribute very largely to Mr, King's" fliilurc to create a planning board in- side his cabinet.

“The need remains, clearer and clearer every (lav, and ev< l_\ d:i_v that passes the basic problem will lWClillll.‘ ltiiirc difficult to resolve. Rut that is not a valid reason for refusing to countenance the suggested change. If the Government's many Critics “Tlllitl drip slit-riding precious time on less essential yiriiuts of controversy; if the House of Conitiitvis itself wuuld tittderstantl the meaning of the strange tlivergencies of views expressed by miiiisttn-s ill the recent debates, an adequate demand cotiltl lie raised to provide us with more competent and l)l‘IYZltl(‘1‘-l7.'lS(‘(l policies for vic- trirv."

'l'hi< is‘ all vet)‘ \\'lll. but the question remains: So l r i l'r‘ It‘ .\lllli.~l('t‘ Macltcnzie King rc- maii .'tll<l >1] lung {l5 he itisists on party l4i\'Illl\' as the llF-l and frireltiust qualification for Cillllllll lilllh. \\ll"l is If) lie done about it?

' ;-r ll>lt'_v says there are 24.499

s. rt ‘rig in tlmailzi and a lot of thctii are f tiwiix- ll-r diiiiii; Il1lIIlllll>ll‘-'lll\'() jobs than

r tnllltll l-etWrt- in their lives. Why then,

‘ Ill they lit- freer] of the burdens of

t-l hr their colleagues in other dc- uhii li'i\\'l‘\t'l‘ carry riu their work in (‘l\'l ' W". C‘ llirri- ha. been a grind deal of art; lwil,’ pr», ;,;»] (will on this subject in the llirtve i " 1' l-“ll"‘l~. 'l‘\\"1 _\'<‘.'tr.~' H13". at the in- $l7lll\'-'1i,'- :‘i~ lir»r~-i~i<i~ii, :1 provision was itisert- ed in the lw na- \\:tr '|':i.\' .\<*t exenrpting mem- bers of :7‘- - f¢1l't"t~s_ including “com- mis-i-iiieil rrfii‘t't\ of the said forces while on active w rvire lityliurl tiritiada." Fubseqttetltly the law w. iiirnil d lll"\'l('ll4l cxelitptiritl to commis- sioned iiltictr< in active service in Canada "WhH-“e Ihllies art,- lif slleh a character as arc re- quired ttiiriintllv to be perfrirnted afloat or in aircraft. " The li_‘.(lll'(' given by .\lr. llsley, above qruiterl, is f)l'L"~llll'.'llll_\' the number of officers serving in (Jinzubi OIIlFitlt‘ these categories, and who timsl pa)" tluir iiieoin<~ taxes. [Tudor a new fllllclllllllldll introduced on Wetlncsrlzrv, ltmvcver. Stlb-‘istcttce fllllHY-‘IIIC!’ up to a uiaxilntlm rif $1.70 1t (lay will lie free rif income ta.\'.

The Viuztltcc Bliuister-‘s stand is intlorscrl by the (Hltiwit lntlrttal, which eilcs fhc .’\ir Force as mi cxziinple. It pr-iuls will that to run an Air Fol-cc of the prnjitirtiuus ours has reached re- quires .1 great staff of iuluiiiiistrativc people- accolltitruits, bnokkeepcrs, clerks, librarians and so on. The Air Force nys it has to have these

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men in uniform so that they can exercise author- ity and can be held responsible to authority. That is perhaps a debatable point, but granting that. ll by no means follows that these civilian desk workers in uniform are more entitled to free- dom from taxation than other people engaged in promoting Canada's war effort.

To argue in this fashion does not decry the valor of tnaiiy of the officers now doing desk work in Canada who have returned from over- seas or who may never be permitted to go over- seas, nOr does it scorn the work of all desk men. Without these men and the work they are doing we would get no Air Force overseas. But —and here is the point—the saute can be said for the farmers, the aircraft makers, the equipment makers and the whole host of civilian workers who in Canada are the men behind the front line.

— EDITORIAL NOTES-

Worship is the act of paying divine honour to God, so it is our duty, especially in these trying days, to go to church, not to receive entertain- ment but to perform acts of adoration in praise, prayer and thanksgiving. -

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According to the Canada Gazette persons whose national registration certificates are lost, destroyed -or defaced may obtain a duplicate by filling out a form of affidavit at any post of- fice. Applicants awaiting a duplicate certificate will be issued a temporary certificate, good for t4 days, showing that they have applied for a replacement.

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Quebec, according to Hon. Mr. Cardin, its re- cognized leader now that Hon. Mr. Lapointc is no more, will loyially support conscription for overseas, not because its leaders think the right course has been adopted, but because it is the law approved by the majority, and submission in such circumstances is true democracy,

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The Canadian Farm Loan Board has made 23,797 first mortgage loans totalling $43,475,104 since its establishment in January, 1929, Finance Minister Ilsley said in a. return tabled in the House of Commons. Of these loans, 1,954 have been retired or paid off by borrowers. The board has made 7,916 second mortgage loans, totalling $4,353,327, since the establishment , and 2,969 of these have been paid off or retired by bor- rowers. .

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The Ifdder of the Opposition in the present House of Commons has a war job to discharge. He must stand between the ublic and a Gov- ernment which uses that publlc’s money, a Gov- ernment which in one important instance at least is flouting the recorded will of the people and in another is refusing to give an account of its stewardship.

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Charles Dibdin, English musician, dramatist and song writer, died this date, 1814; wrote 3o plays and 1,400 songs, among the latter “Poor jack" and "Tom Bowling" which was written on the occasion of the death of his brother, for many years master of a. merchant vessel; the lines "For though his body's under hatches, his soul has gone aloft” is inscribed on his grave- stone in St. James, Camden Town:

“But the standing toast that pleased the most Was ‘The wind that blows, the ship that goes, And the lass that loves a sailor)"

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Men who have applied for leave from the army to resume farm work number 2,315, it was reported in a return tabled in the House of Com- mons, Leaves have been granted in 1,353 cases and refused in 797. Army orders tabled with the return set a maximum for four weeks on farm or harvest leave. Men do not receive pay and are not entitled to medical care or compensation for injury during the period of their leave. Only soldiers with farm experience are eligible, and leave may be granted to only certain types of personnel. ‘ '

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The Wartime Prices and Trade Board has lift- ed the hair 0n sales of creamcry btltter in pack- ages weighing less than one pound. Prohibition of packages under one pound was included in Board Order 14o of May 19 last, and has been effective since June 1. On and after that date, the order provided, no person was permitted to "pack, sell or offer for sale" any butter in pack- ages of less weight than one pound. The re- striction did not apply to dairy butter, as the di- rector of dairy products pointed out some time ago, and now it has been revoked entirely by an order of the Board effective July 18.

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The Press finds it still exceedingly difficult t0 llllll§ll§l7lllflJlZIIQLJhCTE.-5l‘|0L1lCl be a large publicity staff for the Army and Air Force, another con- siderable staff for the Navy, another for the Munitions Dcpartntent, another for the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, another for the Labor Department and its related branches, another for agriculture, and on top of all these the rapidly growing Bureau of Public Information. Scarcely a week passes but a man essential to daily news- papers is absorbed by one of these many govern- ment offices. It is just possible that one of these days the daily newspapers may be obliged to ask Elliott Little to check this steady drain of high- ly capable newspaper writers from the newspap- ers to an already over-sized writing army in Ot- fawn,

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The United States House of Representatives has passed a bill outlawing commission fees on. government contracts after Chairman Carl Vin- son (Dem,Ga.) of the Naval Committee de- clarcd that agents, obtaining war contract; for nranfacturcr clients, were "fleecing the American taxpayers." The bill was passed on a voice vote after Mr. Vinson called for quick, unanimous approval "to show that Congress will not toler- ate these sordid, outrageous performances by these agents while our boys are dying on the bat- tlefield and going to watery graves." Mr. Vin- son reviewed briefly testimony taken by his com- mittee last week, which disclosed that three Washington firms of so-called sales engineers had earned close to $2,000,000 in commission fees on government contracts during the past six monthly ‘ i’

TH_E__§HAR_LOTTETO_\VN GUARDIAN NOTES RY THE WAY

Some folh luurlne they're @811- nble of steering me sup of State when they cant. even paddle tnelr mm “neg, ._. Windsor Dally Bill’.

For tho first time 1n history. Canada. bought more frcm Cnte than VICG-VCIEI, last May. Glulltans are glad. but unselfLhly, they WOUl-O prefer 50.50 in the futuie. _ _..___

Bin-Since my letter appeared

-qulean Press Service. 1n —}—_ the Press last. week advocatlnx thBt

Mr. Henry Wnlwse is dswlbfli t. Iayuround be established at 8s the first individual to assume 906R, point, 1 have received so the Vice-Presidency of the United many expressions 1n 101/0111‘ 0f me States who dld nut bsczgne. fvflh- proposal. from people 4n all walks with, a. "Iorgottcn man. Aptrcxl. of life. it would seem mat the 50111 rnately the same tti no mltllt bQ gestlon meets with general approva- sald of Mr. Wendell wlllkl5. He is still prominently tn the puollc e-e, deslgte the fact that the last elect-ton as been over a 1011K tmfi.

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III: cola-l I can III Ill gnu-i.- by IIIIOIBOIIIIII OI quctlonu I Illannl- The Ohrlothlnwl Gunilla! don III nnolourllr

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only by the untied fulfillment of that. duty by everyone of us that we can surmount the dangers which threaten us now ‘note gravely than ever DEflJPQ 1n our his- tory." — King Gent-rte Elxllt.

PLAXIGROUND FOB ROCKY POINT

mocoooooctacioocv. _ abduct,

(J. B. Priestly. British Author) minfit?‘ “ I, therefore. venture to make a few m“

more comments on the suhk-‘Ct- + m, m .. w... _ b- "8 ,

iiiiiiilihw§iiiii°§§'il§l filed! icfiiiloii “mnggygagigféfglxrliz- . C d t . and ° _.Brant.ford Expcshor, gslrlfllkpéoqtas; fifrqvflnél- e15 N03,‘,

..§~“°-l.’.‘ ‘h? tlbfilél“'.ll‘£iii“'li; §‘.’ll3.§“%.i‘3£‘$l’.‘°l‘3.‘l‘ -f3€‘f.%ié".i..2 d, m,

Tfizilt _'T0r0nto, has also decftmed to hold their annualrpfgpicsflgggl: aqua" mo“ o’ hlmse for unlimited conscription, you consider theqgnnlat; of the 15b ma; on the basis of the pi-sblscfte vote ftut-e 0n the N811. rsnmnq“ Whwh L“ his consutuf-nclv’ How many and for nfcreattiiii-lsts surely our more honest Lberal M.P.'s an?’ is largely] orre énmled to- some tl-tere from Ontario in the House? own igeotiflemp on the south side‘ By Don't crow-d. boys-the, litre fotms 321L155 Iflgo not mean that I do not on the left, and theres plenty 01 i

Lib mcmldup fmnt.-8tratford Beacon. 2351320011)?! utgervclgxljlg, dz; fglaalrsmggh

m“ fblllbles of beeomfnlt one of w‘ .. . iitttzimsutz. artist: ..:§...°i: A better plan, seems o us. we - - - -, _

would be for all the people who travel to the Natfonntlrlfahlfifglfa ‘fr? an,» drsoamm clgbhgg w give north side. nor can ‘eyt t e” f

them to the usslans to reverse outtniz there. The 311M111!‘ 0 ‘ ss. Instead of sending Dendltllre ‘a bfghmlzolnghfianjlldzn? old cothes to Russo. they vfiuflgl ,3,*;,,’-,§‘,°,,§}.?,’, p]:.,.§§,,:nd (.5 Rocky be helping the ‘fllifillms "Ame ve Point. within tffew minutes of the fifty rdliilrgy titlfiteyc viouqsd safiztldgagn City. at the LransDOTlB-Ul?" ‘i’! u new “Mn” w ‘my or the a“ m a ‘lid: ie§i¢s'ti§'i§dpiii‘ih§i§tvcsi1 diiiy la funds. - wtiinlpes PM °°“ P” - .' @155; 1f suitable aurroundfnzs were 0T0 m Canada amp,

vllitidls difficult 0o understand ‘why flmusmd men “d wmnen- o“ me

ham. In

now of uft- Oranges izo to our children Cream vanished 1on1: alto

Suppose that

wo or We aren't hungry

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special occasions,

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Postwar Tanners will be!!!’ III mind that ell hath no p118; 111102 a taxpayer snapping out. c e orig . _ h e n allow- trance. That's how this riphblfc find‘ Rmkl P 01m M’ b“? got started. - Detroit News. Never argue with old people. You can't change them. Nevr qr- gue with middle-aged folk. ‘News! we busy raising a, famzlj/ aijd Day- lng bills D:n't argue KIIIYWH)‘. London Free Prras.

The lrradltlonal demand of the hlglhwBymlin u popularly supposed to be “Money or your 11fe.' The alternative, money 0r your lives.

{£112 gliezbtrfitséhg; lggggflgugg; £11231 of automobile Droductlon. times

Rocky Point 1s B. parently the most popular resort. n Prince Ed- ward Island. The captain of the “' feri-v informs me that: from 1,000 to 1.400 people cross from the city on fine holidays and week-ends-about 10 per cent of the city's population

they d1 loose. Instead, from coast to coa

Mechanics went directly into the fighting forces. Thousands of sales- men found their way fnto war gllfitsfles wgtereed their xpnecharucal

' were urn e makin but 309k? P°lnl5 seems l9 be dis‘ uns, trucks, gun ctgzwiiesrs and otheg crtmfnated against more than any fienm Many become army dr|vers_ _ 1 other section of the Province. I am office “afl- members found work m has been DlMEd be“)? the Pe-‘Pe sure that more generous and equit- w“ industries and m new goverlh

o! Canada by the minister 0f fl- able treatment 1n the future would t d m, L, M, _

. Ilsle ‘ L: receive general public approval. and fillet’; mBeIQaQdeXQOmQH whvdeiiiesww

‘lite be ‘Team’ “ppmlalied l” me fang‘ contributing this specialized know- t’ ers, tourists. and. travelling nub c 1 e to me nation M, w,“

l‘ a‘; who WWTil-"ghl" f°rerg~ 0t onlv have the auto workers

dlfferenoo ls that. M1‘. Il-sley himself the hlshwwmfl-fl- . . speaks only because of the treat J. 0. hlghwayman, Adolf Hitler and his Nazi cohorts whoa: con uct his been such um the gltetréiative f

eoessl passed 01:1 0 e 0P6 3i ‘(bazmdiiyas well as of pdther qotmtrfes, It L; because the 11301919 m engaged tn a fight for their

new c" - m ne g A Policy F or Coal schools wit; their own aragesmflqp . men women. ese ll (Halifax Chronicle) cotlrsea were supervised by the deal- Ann t tn t tlm ted era‘ mechanlca staffs. th "is, .""*t..":*&:m “wit: ‘at iii?‘ Iiiewsiitbitr .1111. tt..tts.tss"isittt- .2 1 a s)! m K e _ ru ways o - - iiiontiirnviihich 1s required to finance cimacla ‘l: 1942yw11 come at least as fort. I that. fight There ls no other way B, temporary mllet to manv Nova Today Canada: automobile deal- oulh 111, peoplg know 1t. Apart Scotlans who feared for the futiurl: er. with heavtly reduced staffs are from discussion of effects of the welfare of this vital‘ lngpstpy- carrying on a re atr and matnten- new taxation they W111 accept ft as represents pi very s figs ahélgrggsl; bnoe servtce fOfl e necessary hhzh- the necessary and the Inevitable. 1n cgorbsuptn on overused Even so way transriprltsat on syitfim aqpufor "PM “m” N°ws'°h’°m°“' totfal broiiifiittdlieriittt bibbibiv IMI fihfiuflirsfil? $.42‘: Dtilollge Ldtczcltogg. results can be obtained shptrt offlefitiimategogévgttlctlve egg: Should these distributors close their 1r slang by Mussoltnls M YIW sgs o 6100 0m c" m garages and discontinue tnese ser- me wueks, (new; matey , . ns Der Y - vices our war eflort would be ser- “hmm °'“ 1 th ak ear for production i m EX 13m, m, . e De Y - fously ourtafled. Canadas automo- lgsgeail oilimgoffrépav“ 12st mfg,“ I 528031311110 gsl-lttiut was 111st 110d" 7-" bile dealers, under the most dlfft- came upon the R51!" mm" “"- The obvloils question now is whe- 3,1‘,§,{§§o““,,“,,,",",fif,‘,;b,§'§,d‘fgfflgf I1°l1I1°°Y~ He"? l5 h?‘ “mlflbllllm ther this ts merely a tern rary serve thanlm to the gate-ty of nations. The Englishman will be soon looked u

Suprfsln wit-h malls hen

_M chstie Guardian. w e r the choice of

Warning to the German people awordtitz to th by James W. Gerard they can es- mlnlstrbtor for tge svzlaartifite $118136; cape the wrath of the conquered and Tradq Boare.“ n was" m“ 118N005 ‘mly mm“?! T°p“d“‘l‘l°“ l.“ wstiler n8 q“ i-vgaii reconstruc- of their leaders, ls well timed 1f 1t. spmmind rtgglblilfiauon “we mu“ mach“ “s “funded heare-rs’ A“ Diiaiieful to see that niarkets aren't °l m’ ‘ublnawd “mmm” m list and that the fiiaustrv isn't al- asttr with revolt. It. 1s more than owed w slump following me w“ maple“ l“ Iim- T?“ U"“°d as it. did 11m 191a .... ..'I‘he subst- stat/gs and Great Britain, with dies we are paving new are ,1 cheap their 9-11195- m“ “m dlscm" price to pay to maintain the coal tent their mo: valuable W" °“~ mining industry m NOVB. Scotla. 1t. It’ 15 W°Tm elmpmymg‘ _ “ml is the backbone of the Drovfnce arid Herald. 1t Ls important. to all of Canada. i- Such a. policy Ls commendable not we" gusslpn uhlpad havedgilfzglggncgl; only as an efféztzstttgrg pggapééiqgré 1513f. “m, ,0 50 WW0“ "T1 5T ' ‘ ‘ B5 8» 11696555‘? ' She all n1 ht long her amorous that leave no shadow of daubt lutlon of post-war economic nrob- descagnt 5mm

EVENING EN PARADISE Now till . d whens,’ meyevemng on an Had 1n her sober livery all things

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for over

g against tre.

s, has defied the might re 0m

0f the Jlbnne n; now de- fi-fevdty State which

. = i z a. E , t f No Sco- . tut the 55111181115 we e Jatmfifi lmrinsargtifqlncpaébtli; rttebs groans/ell W” 511mm, was pletlsed, now glowed were Unhezi States submarines. int: the demands of numerous 111- a h t 0d b ‘ H t m‘ e starry os, r e rmtes.

me and jntgntionally so. Had they this fact would benefit all Canada. t outta-lander" or genuzne cases 0f "Q. . c i A Fine Point In less 11.1.1 lsed compcnsattozt. Just on Rush: ls not immediately clear. The Court 0g Avpyflal, by a ma- M a“ on “,5 Bub“, mud have "° "ml m“ Ggmmw h“ w“ sd B n" m“ 1°’ l“ m“ l’°“"” 10W lf th mfljbllty dtclsl n 0t would prefer hott/ohave a Siberian local Japanese storekeeper and ggfzference l“ the “m” °l my’ Mnnchukuo and when She °°"' circumstances of the crlm», raises jusmlfd l" m“ ‘film t a‘ Jlefer‘ (1095 $18 llrllubl? W “Md Rlls-‘n “ which must be Fndamenta‘, how- j“ b l understanding. Mr. King and his Government, It. do" t or ms _ 1 th . ~- lbllty of saying oessfullv 8s DOSSIIJIQ wltn a thorny "a e Miro s i f l =1. re. rt, side opinion to be murdered. ‘the cowl o a ‘c l!" out iutlz: on not r, ~r 1f they :- ved M"! Cflnfldfl ‘M5 he‘ 1mm“? that the gun Whl/‘h fired the TRY/ll era. All the fine war effort. of this stared h, the cpgeg 5,131,143‘ w” f i lb of mum and uiti States, ,§,',’f"c,,_,.., ,,c,,,,_.e,r ‘Wln- l5 b91118 Welllhca l" the b Certainly tho essential nrtndple 33¢ to provide the final demonstra. huh"; “m; h, we 15nd allowed to interfere, particularly \- been m“ hem u 3.1M,“ on 5° mmy ooculur‘ by Mr- Km‘ 1110-1 It. ls murder An exrmss 1 t1 - tly lb pi-mm u nmi mm to the “ "M" “ m" “mm” "l l‘ "b l1 n» doubt that that Is