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Vol.   5;  No.   42
PRINCE  GEORGE,   BRITISH  COLUMBIA,  WEDNESDAY,  MARCH   1,   1961
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SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS
The   West   pulls   in   front   in   first  Canadian women's curling cham}oionship  play. -�      *        �        �
Vic Stasiuk, with two goals,  helps Wings defeat Black Hawks 3-1.
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Canadian  players stay alive in singles at badminton  championships.   (See  Page -l.i
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Engineers
s
School  trustees approved  a  $10  increase  in  wage rales  for custodians and  engineer^ Tuesday  night   following conciliation talks with   Local   Union  80S of the tnternational  Union of Operating Engineers, The  increase, main  chanyc
;i new. two-year conlraul between the board and the engineers' union, will be in efCecl in all categories during the current year, \sitli a furtlicr $6 increase Id be made in all categories in 1962.
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Start Work Monday On Lodge Building
Work will gel uricleVwiiy Monday on construction of a $'10,000 Ivvo-storcy Chinese Free Mason building, It will replace the old structure which burned to the ground lasl year and will be luiili on the same .site ai 150 Quebec.
The project, la be accomplished with volunteer Hay labor, is expected to lake three months.
rjuildiny  will   be  uf  concrete] bluOk ecus!ruciinii and will have Imniiiiitcd    hi'.-iins.     Dimensions arc 21  by 00 feel.
A rucreutiun room and sleepily rooms u ill he on the main floor, while i he Masonic Lodge u lit I i Loi'i n in to accommodate 150 persona and offices for the executive will lie housed on the second  flour.
I'Jxtcrior decora I i ijjs wMJ Jn-vii'.'le (he SYiisonfc fUihleins,' d flat!  pule ami a   ncoil   sign!
The  union and school  district | ;!;iriod   conciliation   proceedings .iI'Iit tlie  board   Tailed  to award i  in per cenl increase sought by ihc engineers' union.
Other changes in the new con-Lrucl, which were agreed upon earlier, include posting of vacancies at least 10 clays prior to the vacancies being filled, an adjustment of complaints clause, which calls for a delegation of the union and school board to meet as required to settle all com-plainLs, the addition of a clause to ensure a minimum of two hours time be paid when an engineer is called mil for special work, and the extension of sick leave lo one and one half days per month up to a maximum of 60 days.
The agreement covers custodians and engineers in schools throughout the city.
AT HIGH SCHOOL
iversity
NEW EXECUTIVE will guide the Central B.C. Electrical Association during the coming year in its policy of "protection to the public" and its members. Elected Monday wore, from' left: Stu Williamson, president; P>nb Borne, secretary-treasurer; Art Rater, vice-president; and Ken Bentley, director. Past-President Ross Goodwin will also serve on the executive.   �Hal Vandervoort photo
TIED JUG TO TAIL
Man Jailed for 10 Days On Dog Cruelty Charge
A charge of cruelly to a dog  resulted  in a   10-day jail sentence for Charles YV. Campbell  when  he pleaded
A   major   experiment   in education,     which    started ' here   last   September,   may be   continued   during    the . L9C1-62 school venr.
Trustees   of   School   District  57 were told Tuesday the University of B.C. senate ! has   approved   in   principle j j continuing    to    make    university    course's    available � here.
Word  of the semi to approval | was   received   by   .school   hoard j chairman Mol> lianye from Dean Geol fro.y    An-drcw,    ilcpu ly    to j CHC   president    X.   A.   iVl.   Mac-Ken/.ie.
The nmingemonl still must bo | approved   liv   the   UBC  Faculty of Arts. S'I'AI T   MKMKKK
Dean Andrew said ihe university was attempting to find out whether a sLaff member of Iho university would be available Cor   the   forthcoming  sear.
In its request lo the university   to   continue   the   arrange-
Legislature at a Glance
ISy THE  CANADIAN  PRESS
�     Committee  of supply   approved   expenditures   in  estimates  ol   the   premier's  office   and  department   of   finance.
�     Premier Bennett said no consideration has been given tu  having  public   funds  used   lo  pay  contempt  of  court   fine or court  costs incurred  by  Highways  Minister Gaglardi.
�     The premier said some flexibility will be accepted in the final figure for Columbia river downstream-power benefits, delivered in Vancouver, but  it  will be  limited,
N  THE HOUSE
BIG GAS WELL FOUND IN NORTH
VANCOUVER iCP) � Western National Gas Company Incorporated announced Tuesday it has brought in a big natural ^as well in northern British Columbia.
juilty in magistrate's court Tuesday.
The term will be served con-currently with a 10-day sentence he  received earlier for a  liquor1
offence
A subsidiary of Western Natural (Jas of Houston. Tex., the company said  the well, Kathy
nven-t,   ilie   school   board   asked j     premier  Bennett   was  on  the
On Financing of PNR
By THE CANADIAN  TRESS
VICTORIA � When the legislature gets down to considering the departmental estimates of expenditure for the coming fiscal year, members of the house may pose almost unlimited questions to the minister whose department is under scrutiny.
Unit a member from me ICnglish department be invited to conduct  eour.-".s here.
Last   year   at   this   lime   the school    board    was   negotiating
Plring line in the house Tuesday as members considered estimates for Ihe premier's office and ihe department of finance, following   are   some   of
iwu
 i:stiom;i>
with   the  university  lo   have   a  exchanges thai  resulted, resident   professor   placed   here lor the   I'ltiu-ill   school  term.
The university eventually ap- Liberal Leader Pemuilt ask-proved the plan and Professor ecl the premier if the Hank of It, ,|. (taker, resident UBC pro- JCngkiiKl'hail 'advised'him during lessor of Knulisli. agreed to eon-  his   trip   lo   UMidon    last   year
VICTORIA   (CP)  � 15.(7s demand   for   electricity   will   continue   to   increase  aboul   .">   per I cent   annually   �   doubling   or)
, jn i ,ufj.- u.Miim' lin' ici\ John   Davis said  today,
I >r. I lavis, dire tur of research for IJ.c. Electric Company, was a speaker in a panel discussion at ilie U.C resources conference ' here.
Nat ui al gas prices hi the prov-I ince w;l! never be as cheap i�s
Also  named  to  the executive   Alberta's    nor    will   electricity were:  ('now   Kinm. guardian  of| rales   reach   the   low   levels   of Dan Coon;  l>ougla.s Chow, Eng-  some   parts   of  eastern   Canada llsh     secretary;     Wong     lJang,   and   the   United   suues   Pacific Chinese   secretary;   Jang   Dong j northwest. San.", treasurer; Chow Lo.v Gong, supcrvisoi advisor.
N a in >-1
Chine c  Free  Masons  w.i-  Wil-lwilh its export of electric powei liam Chu of Quesncl.                          l : ii.u graphs to illustrate en
The   new   executive   consists  energy consumption  '�.�>�-'�>���� � of: George Chow, \ icc-pre.-nlmt; . nii|,. /.,.,.,,    |iatjons.    I
Darl Coon Lodge
George Chow has been ele ed grand master of ihe (!hlne Masonic I )ari Coon Lodge. Vi grand   master  is   Won     K
Police   said   Campbell   lied   an | empty half gallon wine jug to the tail   of   a   neighbor's   dot;   and threw him out of his cabin. While
Lake area.
It is 8'l1 miles north of an-
other, Kotcho No. 3. brought in by Western three winters ago.
Company   officials  said   eal-
the flog was running to its home    cuiatjOns on the new well's po-    offered three-quarters   of   a   mi!c   away, j   1(,miul havc n()( heL,,, finished-the jug smashed, cutting its bind j legs.
David C, Reynolds drew a $50 fine for driving wiihoul reasonable consideration for oilier per-
duel university courses In Km-glish   here.
h was lilt1 first lime such a plan  had  been   tried.
The plan proved to be successful, wilh 77 persons, all lull Id of them teaeiiers. tuking advantage   of   the   courses   being
thai   ih
them  I
would   be   unwise   and   un.von- | 1Ttt.,' "'i,,",-niV>V-i
oniieal Jit this time. The Liberal
that   is   all   1   can   say   at   tins time."
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Premier I3cnncll said he is nol aware <>i' any discussions which might havc taken place between the 13.C. Power Commission and tlie Peace 1 liver Power Development Company concerning purchase by ihe commission of  I'eaee  Power.
under    whose
 j
 p to UMidon last year T1)c j,,.,.,,,^.,-, im,i,.,- whose e proposed Pacific Nor- department lll(, commission iailway In northern B.C.   funcliona and who has two cab-
director:
leader
belie\'
said   he   had   reason   i< this  was -so.
Ihe
unmission. made the state-
I incut  under questioning during committee  consideration   of  do-"The   Information    I   .gol    in I partmen'lal   estimates. England   is   just   the   opposile/'J     -\\u   negotiations   have   conip replied    ihe    premier.    "Mriiish > t(, nu. premier's iovel yet," saio
capital   already  is  comin our province. "Wild    statements    such
Mr. Bennett, "if any have taken plaee they havc been between ihe Power Commission and the
sons using the highway. His car!                FORECAST
was involved in ;i  collision with      March  may  nave dawned  on    ,    .,' a   truck   at   Fifth   and   George I-Prince Cleorgc:  like a lamb bul   l>us s-Feb.   1!'.                                              �'� certainly came in at  midnight
Some   120 people  had  turned  capital   already  is,   coming  into [out   to  register  for  the  courses s inii   dm-   tu   conflicting   t lines, I many  had  to drop out.                 j these   are a   terrible   thing.   It's I peace    lliver   company    and    I
l-jmlish Jon. ;;on ami  13U were I the   kind   of  attack   that   stops  have no knowledge of them." the courses offered by Professor capital   from   coming   into   our      The    Teaee    I liver    company
country."                                            said several months ago that  it
ItV                                    Alan  -Macfurlane (L-Oak  Bay) Was negotiating with the Power
 The school board has accepted
asked whether the province was  Com mission   and   13.C.   Electric
N'IKITA   IvIllllSIK IIIA' .   .   .   wo   were   Hist
A. 19-year-old j'.....Ii who plead-! like a lion. February bowed on I   luil  responsibility  for having a   trying    to   promote   something  Company,  the  two largest  clec-
ecl guilty lo I wo charges of theft while a iwss-ing cloud cover W;isM'esWcnl professor here � pay-out i>r the federal government hricily distributors in the prov-was released on eight months' dumping a heavy, wot snow on i�K salary, expenses and supple. i,y bringing a bill before the jince, for possible contracts for prohation and fined $25.                'the city.                                             mentary costs.
lie and another youth who was.     Whether  Ala'vh  will   leave  us ' " lo appear in juvenile court were  like ^  lamb, as  the old  saying
;potled  by   patrolling  policemen taking gasoline from a  Domano
would suggest,  it question.
Meanwhile,   the
of  chromium   from   another   vc-  Thursday. It'll be
Stil.1  open   i
ifficiul wea-i r id �I.-
ilder Lonighl
Thieves to Run Into
!r; Chow Loy Gong,      He  said   B.C.,   because  of  its                                                 -       Construction   Co.   truck   at   the      .Meanwhile,   the   official   wea-
md   William   Chu,   power potential, will continue to    1/    P                    O^r-fr*    new (-';i!'llllu' ''i1-'1 school.              Iher   forecaster   is   calling   fm
attract  industry  and   the  pror-   |\    ^ClyS    J\6CZS       llc  ;il>�  lt>1)k  ;i   Pair  ol  head-  clearing conditions  tonight and   �        .   j
piv.-ident                �                  tuuld    ��do    i       �        �     �                         /                          *        lights from Ihe truck and a strip ; -mmy     with     el.....ly     per; � .     [.QQl   ^0111
mi Made First
�;;� Super Bomb
house  that   refers to a  $J'J,000V   purchase   of   power   from    the
linn federal subsidy for the  Pa-   proposed    $000,000,000    Peace
I ulfic    Great    Eastern    Hallway   project.
! when    no    comment    has    been                   -^      ^      -^
made by Ottawa,                              ]]r   svj]|  nu,   (|(,);iv  btar,   on
Tlic premier did not reply, but   U]e Columbia   lliver  power de-
objected   to   the  chairman   that   vclopmcnl   project   by   holding
tlie  hill could  nol   be discussed   Uu,   1(.lk.ntl  ,;lA(.mUieni   rigidly
j until   it   comes   up   fur   second   l0   it!.   csli,nalet]   3,77   nljjjH   l(..,
reading,                                         I ,.,wi   r.f  Columbia   lliver  down-
llerbie Chow, ICnglish secretory; chow Fuiin, Chinese secretary; Wong chin1-', treasurer; Fong Hen, supervisor; and Chow Gong, advisor.
LADY CHiiRCHilT 15 IN HOSPITAL
LONDON'  ell    Lad>   Chun ill  vvas  in  Ihe  hospital   ioila> for \\ hai  1 lie family desuribed as "a rest."
A spokesman said the I01 ���' 1 ui her sia> al St. Mary's Hospital in I'iuldinglon, to w Inch she v\as .11: i iilcd Tiled ilay night, Is not  know 11.
I .ad.v 1 'inn c-ii.)    "j, -w ,i~  reported  to be  1.             �     iforl ably. Tho M" i'        �� �     . .1   u �:i\ e iinv ot her iii' iriiiiii Ion,
 i|,|   |!(-   is
Pliic   arc;.,,   where   per   capita       L0ND0N (neuters) -  Nik
consumirtlon    is   elunlmu:   at    ^ : Khiushch, v ciaiined m a ,Pr,
'�"        K    lalc<                             published    today    that    Ilu*
"We    find    ourselves    some-  made the hydrogen 'bomb befi
where    beyond    the    imaginary   the  United Stales.
'"'tlorline   drawn   between   the    ' Th     S(,v,'(,t'     '.,,,� i,,,.   H,
emerging   industrial   eeonomlcs   w.m,|10||     ..A;,,,,.�,�,     llr])er,
Isi-,"   1 ii.i;   they   now   have   li
!!<-'     :iid   thai    In    per   eaplla   u||   ;!�,   [idvantawrt   they   In erms   U.C.  Is  In   Ihe  Same en-   pn,n1   hases  around   the   Sovl ��.�. . msuining catoMnr.s   as the h-n-lon because of  the ul-l-i i h 'niled   Kingdom,   Xorwaj   and   ur  [ong-rango  Russian    ;..    � � iwedun, bul behind Alberta and      Khriis*iehcv ,|i,|  mn  pin(Kr| 1111(1 �'                     '-'.lales In hi- H-bomb claim, niw
l.l-t    'rillM--d.lV     111   .1    �pC(
Here Now! in
1 day a'|   Prince (
! tilers.   2(i   and and  38.
\MSl  -I   Hull
(orge     ki
.'e and  Smi� Quosnel,   25
who   broke   into   Ihe   provincial   l>f';< 1&WS SOO.V
government   office   here  Sunday      David Barrett tCC
night and escaped will) whal  is I asked  whether  the  government
Lak<
 int
ilcli lie. pro-nature" stage? ,,-�.. iclud-
 .i.i i    i iui   ami  uvuilablu to fu-
Now Hear This..
� �on. The speech Md.iv   [11   : lu�  1 'oi iKUV.    A,net lean-; atomic bo.rb dm Vv'ovhl  War, they
Mos
to    1
I co, I
stream-benefit   power   delivered >ewdnev)Mn  Vancouver, fremler Dennett
(CoiUiuucd <�n I'agc '.',) now   estimated   at   $79,000   will I now   could   cancel   agreoments  __�^______..�_______�
find it almost impossible to cash vvltli the Pacific Northern Rail-the chcciuc thiil made up mosl of wh} slncu It has not maintained il)(' loot.                                               continuous  construction   on   Us
The burglars smashed open a  proposed line through northern
hole  111   the   real'  wall  of  Ihc   of-   U.C
lice, then used an electric drill \|r Jjc'tiliell repeated a stale-lo enter the vault al the rear of m,.n. m;,de Monday thai he the building.                                        liopcn ta have recounnandulions
Govcrninenl   treasury  advance  fol.   d,,,   i^islatioii   before   ihc cheques    worth    $71.000    were  rnii  nt   I)M. ,.,,,,,.,,(   session  on taken along with about $6,000 In   U)^ mutter, personal  cheques,  $750  111  cash.'     U|.   j{;irn.|t  ;isked  whether a 1.022   111    various   cheques   and   )lrW    ,,,,,,�.   ,,.,,,    ,,!jr,.n    Hlir(,
a's  campaign*:   lo   purge   Ixick-1 money   orders   and   -17   licence j ^I;i|.(  nj   L'oiistructlon  lusl   June Idiiig farm lender* ha* result-  plates for 1901.                                  ur wliulhur a  rautor known  al
I m the removal of Ukrainian      The treasury advance cheques hhai lime was forcing this new Postponement   of  the   confer-   premier   N'imifor   Kaiciu-nk...      were  made  oiii   10  government JruL-dimnmidailon ence  date  was   made   necessary      Thu Soviet news agency'Pass,   agent V  E. Hughes lobe used lo 1   when a team of University of D.&   which annuunced tliu dismissal  cover the district's disbursements,   ( I   professors scheduled  lo conduct   Tuesday,     ;ulu im montion of a      Hughes said Ihc cheques were   . the   conference   was   unable   to  new job for Ktilcheiiko. consid-  nol   endorsed  and   payment   on
;   I" ineo ' '   Terrace :   Rmithoi William
A  new date of March 25  has    Qucsncl been set tor the community eon-;   Kamloop.s I fercnee  on   Ihe  arts,   previously    Whitohorso scheduled [or February.                  I'VJi'l   N'elson
The one ilav conference, spun-' sored by Ihe B.C. Arts Hoard and the University of B.C. Extension Department, will be held in ihe library nl Coilliaughl lilein-entarv School.
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LONDON   iHeiilersl   �
One ol a pair oi locul belles who share digs passes this one along for Us educational value, Seems her youngt r pal V\ as oil grossed In a ucwsjiaper iiccounl of Ihc rcci'iii debit 1c ill  UBi   �n
[ho    tlOS    and    (loil'tH    1)1    dull
when she looked u.i A'illt a pui il I'd frown and usked ilit' uu :ui
Hi    "k.lMll>  "    ll's    "1 ll,l'.llt\  "   0UI'
fnc'iil piiHiihlriietl lier, '*> > whal I'liiiHlil!) '"    ' lie    29 v car old    ",d wmitcd tn know   SIuti � li
Vote fur Ilio mini w ith � In mom I'lijiiiiul ii>i� in low n this si}' ui   in
li we remember correctly, (ieoi'Kc i'lMimhs Isn't having a birthday ih;- year, lie's one of these people who \\j- bom on i'ch l'ii ilie date we see only ever) four > oars on Loaj) Your, i ei e �vaa no 2i)lh lliis j ear ami quciil I) no blri iui.iy for him i i .
North liiitileionl. Sask., AA I ivtMlilt!I  lire   icpuiw,|   consider-
: a iiiii kr; luur ihrough Ilio i iirihiiii, u ii a \w ii ,,i men slrtlcd li'i   1'iiiiic  lU'OI   i     rtlO   Icnu   i>
iitiu    lep   ii ''in   liiiuor   i imkliiu
Union, n  Impur
l|ll   I. d    .1     I IV.'
to  the   I'lllippk'   M'lU)   had   1(1   liilil   .mil   would   pla.v    .i: ,u11^I    HCIllui1
nut    the   hall    Iro/eit   pudillt1      i   U'iliuii !iere. in \aiiileilioul, (jllCS1
the  Smii'ii   FriiM'i'   park In ti   I"'   ml  and  Will lam n   Luke   ii   Ilio
�"Hli u pair u' 'un'ki'ts                             t'oiuci ofl
A mum ii.ipp.s  I�� I''�'��*  ii'dir.
hawkH   plii.vor    SIimi1   llin�l
Wife   pi'CM'iili'il   li.ni   vulh
�pound
attcna,                                                 erod .1 farming uxjiert.                 i them has been
The pvofessurs who \siil lead   '
discussions   and   workshops  dur-   /*ni/rnK/ijrMT    it   \x//-\ni/
ing    ihc    conference,    Include   GOVERNMENT AT   WORK
Donald  Smile, flSSlSlillli  professor
m ihc 1 lu' Dcpartmcnl of Ihc Theatre; ICIIiol Welsgarbcr, a> sislanl professor in the Depart-men; di Music al the university,
and  Sam  Ulack, nssociato profeS'
-or In the art division ol the iii   i ihic-.'e ol Education
The Prince George conference will bo one "I -is i�i be iivlvt in centres througlioul the province this yciii'i replacing 1 lie U.C At\s Itcsoiii'i'oj Conference which previously  iiicl  In VaiK'iutvt'i'i
AllyiHie mil re-led ui aiU'inhnu 1I1.    loc ,d   Mice1111:;   i^   I in ilcd   tu
phi'iie ,\ir>. c, j-., Strom ul UU an �I 5403
>p)ied.
��\ mi i-.m ask your question u until in lluie.s and you \\ ill >:ei  ii    ui in � ui isv oi," i aid t lie pru-
 ier. "I've lold >on �c liope to
NO REDUCTION IN MEAL TAX
VICTORIA tCIV I'remiei' licmieit said Tuesday there \s ill be no icliei on the 11^>� per cenl tax on restaurant meals.
George llobbs ({JCK-Hevol-stoke) had asked ihe government in consider some form ol
lvliel fl'oill Ihe lax liei aUSC Ullhoilgli meals under Nl are osempt, si (Icceill meal could not   lie obtained  for less  ihan
briny m a r� conimcndation and
1 ho ('('!�� incmlier asked for ihc exemption limit lo be raised  lo $1.50.
Socreds Should Resign � Strachan
��'Sieve   ix   hu�.\    den)  i
\ that he'f  iiirc.nl>   put
V pitr Of hk:iii'� lor ilu-
Some   Idkci1   \Mih   ii   ivM-irtl i liunior m>iti ii ij ,i dollnr lodn) and .i imapl Illilo note con
i .itul.itm I   Ihe   I, lluvv,   w ho   lIlIM
I  n.* '< i   in in  lllivs  TliomaVi
Sul(l    Hicie    vllOUld    hi'    il    Illllil 1.0 lid   |n|    llll>,-'   QMIlilttnt    TOP"
� Ifli   eiuo >a hutuoi'i eh what ...
Music Festival Program
Till HMMV I'llOail V>l
1 Sll p.iii,       llurwin I!Iciiicii!,n;.  School DlKlitorllllll   luilluf
rlini'.il mill  vim ,i|   Miln i-l.ii^i'x
ll.llll pui,       IMit'lir>>� I'.nK .Itmiur Ili^h Si lionl ;mddui nun. \miiiiI\miiiI  i l.i  |   ; 11, i' i � >   I III!   \ il   "<]�<�   .in. I   I'i.kIi  i |,i |{ .
Ity SIMlllAL COlUtlvSPOXDISNT
V I i  T "J li I A          The   Social
credit government has no rl&lil tu mi in office mid .should resign, Opposition Leader Ilouerl
Struct) III      lold     thi'     le^i.sl.lllllV
Tuesday. He eharueU dial Ihc Bovcru-
liienl   had   I'one 11.11 K  Oil   Us eiri1-
Hun |M�'ini'C> hikI for Ilio 111'-1  iijjj'i' lime hi iii'ior) a conunoiuvciiltli
tin* h';:all.\ 1 Ici'kd Op|iu.Mtiun. llQ
Slid.
.1 man I trieil to pui childish things belli ud me."
lie said tin* premier had "tjono Into orbit,"
"lie kuuws Ills government in headril for Wu> I.iM rminilup," he said. "Ho was .'i little inure shrill, ,1 little mow feverish ami a little more desperate .    . "
Elc ���nl 1 lie BQvernmuiil'H per'
I iil'imitirc    sonielinics     reminded a   iirci'.   he   UHCll   to   go |0   <�'('   in  hi1)  native (ilHH(it)Wi
' We 1 iiniiiiic    old    Miii'.ii1."   �'When* U Ilia Cni'otheri lloport
tried I'romlor LJcmtatl,                           . wliorc li iho IIC.MP roporl
Mr  SU'nchiii vv.n ipcflkiufl In   ��� Soihuksm, win re li the IICMI1
reply lo ii 20'llllllUlO iirin \vii\Iny   tfipoi'l   OH   1110  highway!  ilep,irl-
ipeech  by iho iirimlci' al  Iho   itiont.   Von   talh   aboul   locrol
cloie ni Momiay'i lilting.                clocwwonlj in Hits coalition day*
��Whon I wai a child I ui�d   � ; � jtita icvornmonl hai aucrol
to (Id chlldlfh lliniKo." naiil Hi*1   "k'(l "'"
CCl' I'liii'lUm   "When 1   >.�,nnt> |           (Cdutluurd mi I'ujjc 3>
W, \. C,
 hl1IC.ll'
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