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LONDON, Oct. 8-—(CP)- Com- plaints that civil service "bureau- cruts" are favored unfairly in the distribution oi such comforts as sleeping-car berths have found their way into the British press.

Night rail Journeys in this country are no fun and on some runs passengers count themselves lucky t0\t\‘>§ seats. let alone berths. Consequently interest was keen and sympathy on the sidc ol the London Times correspondent who said that when he tried i0 get a berth on a night train lrom Lon-

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dim to Liverpool, he was shocked both business men and "bureau- su hear eight ol the 14 available crate" were based on the reason, berths had been earmarked tor the "that these persons have to work lithe day before and the day after- A ministry official admitted this I wards. and this would soon become impossible with ' Liverpool run was not typical. and without sleep," he only drew add- that out of a weekly total of more .ed indignation upon himself.

ministry of transport.

was so, but said the Inndonr

than 7,000 first-class berths on all i i-Qiites, 80 per cent were available to the public.

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liamentary secretary to the min- i istry o! supply. sought to Justify there descended from the sleep-

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inight journey he had to make to ideal with a government contract. fHis application for a berth was re- ifused and he had to spend most §ot the Journey standing in a cor- par- iridor.

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EAGLE ATTACKS TREE CLIMBER

VERNON. 8.0-. Oct. a - (OP)- A large eagle. with live-loot wing- spread, was captured near here af- ter it attaoked James Harvey, 28, forest insect ranger. as he climbrd toward its nest at the top oi a 200- ifoot pine.

Durng the climb. Harvey was under attack lrom the dlve-brmb- ing mother for 46 minutes, beating off the big bird by swinging an axe as he clung precariously to slip- Pﬂfy. rain-soaked branches.

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"In the morning on arrival lng car two officials ot the de- partment whose com-bined ages did not greatly exceed my own," he said. "We had breakfast to- 86th" 811d later met on the site to deal with the contract." Another correspondent remark- ed that before the war travelers

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Standard Brands announce the following cha‘ also in their executive personnel William L. Cun- litte elected President oi Btanda Brande Interns tional. Ina. New York. with responsibility tor his company's international business now embracing all activities o! the Standard Brande organisation outside the United States. involving its operatimu in Canada, Oneal. Britain. Irurope. Asia. Africa and thmlhout Central and loath Amends. It. Ounli! ﬂwisoeaheadquarterstorthetlnsebeinewilleon-

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British iiahlnot tliinister Advocates llour’: Walk Daily

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Arthur Henderson, 54, Mlniltler o!

State (or Commonwealth Relations,

visits Canada-soon he hopes-he'd

like to do his own exploring. on foot. The brisk Henderson pace has

carried him through cities o! Eur.

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physical fitness.

Henderson, a leading expert on industrial law. still looks like a lawyer although he has been a Lab- . o! member oi’ Parliament most d! the tiirne since i923.

He is a spare man. gentle in maln- ner. All his lite he has been an | athlete keen on football, cricket. | golf and swimming. He is a tee- | totaller "but like Winston Churchill 1 I like a good cigar at the right l time." He is a bachelor, like his I

brother, Lord Henderson.

I He li-kes to swap First World l

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War reminiscences with visitors to ithe mosaic-floored Commonwealth Relations Office and recently he any Finance Mini-stei- Douglas Ab- - bott of Canada discovered they ibotlléi had served with howitzer

nn s. i They might have sent for another , former artillery enthusiast. Hugh iDaiton, (Zlinancellor of the Excheq-

uer, wiha often reminds service aud- r’. iences that the artillery had the

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" 1 Henderson, used to the precise l. phrases oi’ the law. likes the easy l , ranniiia WhiCh binds the airman i: Commonwealth, in whose develop- ' ment he will have a part,

, "It represents s, spiritual urdon. Z13 its essence is a voluntary associ- / ation of free peoples wiho are bound together by common ideals and by 4g mutual trust and conﬁdence." he l.

said.

The Commonwealth was an in- spiration to millions everywhere viiho looked‘ for hope in a troubled and dangerous world.

Henderson said Commonwealth leaders should move around and‘ see each other. l-le admits that his only visit to Canada-was a 10-min- - ute trip to Windsor, Ont. from De- ‘troit but promises to remedy that ‘i as soon as he can.

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He looks forward to meeting again, his father's friend. Prime Minister Mackenzie King. His fath- v er, incidentally, was "uncle Arthur Henderson. long a stalwart of the Bri-iish Labor movement. As anot-

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' “The Canadian troops always were counted among the best and wherever they were they could be depended on. But I tlnink the only . way to know a country is to go and see it and look around. I hope it will be possible for rne to get to ‘ Canada soon."

Sydney Hopes For Payment From ii.ii.lt.

(By The Canadian Press)

SYDNEY. N. 5.. Oct. B-Mayor D. J. Machean told City Council tonight that Sydney “stands a good chance" oi obtaining pay- ment from Canadian National iRailways in lieu oi taxation on ‘business property. Both Halilax ‘and Saint John, N. 13.. received i such payments from the 0.11.12. .several months ago.

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