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“Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew”

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1965.

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By THE CANADIAN PRESS of Nova Scotia: “He will alw Governor - General Vanier, represen: the utmost in prenod ‘ . Prime Minister Pearson, prem- aze. tenacity, resourcefulness | fers of the proviesss and other and leadership,” prominent Canadians paid tri- Joseph Smallwood, bute Sunday to Sir Winston Newfoundland: “Ewes one ‘ef ‘

Churchill, Britain’s war- us alive in the world is a bigger }

time prime minisiér who died man or a bigger woman because in London earlier in the day we have lived in the same world ~

Gen. Vanier, in 4 message to at the same time with this great | yeree ate if os ee : i é + ° Lady Churchill, said all Cana- human being.” : pekts Mx ‘ ie oa . i pai oO } | 1e ‘ n a dians share her sorrow over the’ Daniel \. Riley, acting prem- On on BP? | Salers * 5 ee ‘ 8 af

death of her 90-year-old hus- ier of New Brunswick: ’His

band His message said memory can best be perpetu- " Ae Pe . v r + %¢ 1: But for him night mizht ated by our instilling in the Ve Sa ce in er : 9

have settled over Europe for hearts of our children the {n- ee oe a y ncie Ti

generations. In the name of ail spirational examples of courage Fa\ns ae ; 5 i 5 ’ eee

my countrymen I thank you for sacrifice, determination, perse- LONDON Long-deficd. | thousands being his inspiration. verance, loyalty to the Crown ! howd me The prime minister called and love of our fellow men ind ;

Churchill “the greatest leader which burned so fiercely in his ‘ ry Ay A death

of our time."’ Mr. Pearson said: heart.” f whose “Sir Winston has passed on, W.A.C. Bennett, premier of . 4 : bs

but the example of his courage, British Columbia: Sir Winston iy ee ™ | courage and triumph in Bricish

the majesty of his words, the in- was the man “who saved the . history. The ar tae spiration of his leadership and world’ and people everywhere LONDON (CP — Londoners : aan state of his life, these’ will endure for will always be indebted to him.” awoke Sunday to the sews; ex-

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is, life, The warrior-statesman who ) al! time. R.L. Hanbidge. lieutenant. — pected for nine days, that Sir called Britain or finest a Other representative com. governor of Saskatchewan; “In Winston Churchill was dead. died just an har ee 3 r ment the hearts of free men every- On a sleepy. Sunday morning rs, 54 days of age, on the John Diefenbaker, Progres- where the name and fame of the news spread slowiy. Most of Foch anniversary of his father's sive Conservative leader: ‘He Winston Churchill live forever- the people first reatized what and two days after the Ss

was a faithful servant of the | more.” had happened when they Crown. Hé~ served Mis country. ~Ross —Thatcher—premier—--ot-SWitched _. He was never exalted in vic- Saskatchewan: “The wotk ne | >reakfast } tory; he was never daunted in did in years past and the lead. ‘Pe @dvertised-pop tunes, classi- | defeat. He semained through ership he once gave’ still have a ©! Music interrupted by solemn | life the defender of freedom.” profound effect on decisions of >Hetins:_ W. Earl Rowe., Lieutenant-' the day.” } governor of Ontario: ‘While to E.C. Manning, premier of Al-. day we mourn him as the great. berta: “His courage, faith and est leader of the last 100 years, leadership became a guiding |iate lor the ‘Sunday wornine tomorrow historians may well light for all men | papers. record his leadership as the fin- who cherished freedom.” At Hyde Park Gate, the quiet | est of the last 1,000 years.” J. Percy Page, lieutenant-gov- | Kensington cul - de - sac where Walter Shaw, premier of ernor of Alberta: Sir Winston |Churchili had lain mortally ill. Prince Edward Island: “The was the oustanding and dy-'for more than a week, « small voice that rang out its clarion namic political personality of|group of newspaper men heard call im the time of peril — | the 2th century end he was “a the news shortly after 8:30 aan. shall be heard down through the | great bulwark in Britain's time’ Minutes later the flag on the years of time.” of stress.” ‘Royal ~Netheriands -Embassy, Robert L. Stanfield, premier! ‘Continued on page 3 Col. 3) flanking che entrance to. Hyde te Park Gate, was hauled Gown to half-staff. By mid-morning ¢¥- ery flag in Britain, from the ye: ; ey fa Parliament buildings to the Rus- : ends Satur-| man who rallied Briton sian Embassy, was dipped in a inst ne hour in...

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