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     The  "In the Opinion of most Ottawa observers, the govern- 
     
    
   
   
    
     mentamust carry the big share of the blame for parliamentary near-paralysis. It was 
     
     the Prime Minister’s decision not to call Parliament into session until Sept. 27, thus 
     
     passing up three months of available sitting time. It was his decision to send the 
     
     members home-for an unearned month’s vacation at Christmas.”-—The Financial Post 
     
      "The Liberal Leader’s firm stand. . . appears to 
     
     mark an important trend in Canadian politics—towards decisiveness, a virtue which 
     
     many feel has been almost completely lacking among Canadian political leaders for 
     
     too many years.”—Winnipeg Free Press A   
     
     “Mr. Pearson has started campaigning with a hard honesty that has been missing 
     
     from Canadian politics for too long. He is morally right, and we have a strange hunch 
     
     that he is also politically right—that the voters are fed up with pie-in-the sky and want 
     
     to hear the cold trut .”—Montreal Star    
     
     “In attacking Mr. Pearson for making a decision and inviting the electorate to judge 
     
     him on it, the other three parties play. the politics they affect to abhor. Unconsciously 
     
     they also do something more. Their unanimity of attack suggests that they fear 
     
     Mr. Pearson is running ahead, that he is the man to bea .”—Toronto Globe & Mail 
     
       “The Liberal Party, it is now perfectly 
     
     clear, is the only one to have a defence policy worthy of Canada. Canadians who value 
     
     this nation’s security and integrity therefore have no other alternative but to accord 
     
     the Liberals a strong mandate in the April 8 election . . . That there are 
     
     other big issues in Canada today goes without saying. It is time we had someone 
     
     ?able of measuring up to the job’s stern responsibilities.”—The Calgary Herald 
     
    
   
   
    
     he only possible government 
     
    
   
   
    
      .are the only possible government. The course of wisdom, therefore, is to 
     
    
   
   
    
     'make it clear both at home and abroad that Mr. Pearson will be Prime Minister. .. 
     
    
   
   
    
     and that Canadians will give him all the support necessary to put our mismanaged 
     
    
   
   
    
     amass in orders—Financial Times. IT’S TIME ron ACTION malignant 
     
    
   
   
    
     Kings -JOHN MULLALLY 
     
     Queens - ALLISON GILLIS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Prince — J. WATSOB MacNAUGHT 
     
     Queens - IRA LEWIS