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mined, his eyes -bleak, "but'I've
the Courier, despite the op-
really no choice In the matter. les
---.only that breaking off -our en -
position of its editor, Tracy
Driscoll, who wants another
gagemeat just -at this particular
woman. reporter. But, under
.mbinon,t Is going to -well,, to put
meAn rathera spot. I suppose you
the terms 1 of. a contract, a
playton could work on the pa�
wouldn't consider postponing the
per if he. or she chose. - When
.announcement that -all is ended
between us--4or just a few days?
Ann enters into a make -be-
Heve engagement with Dr.
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Lyn Frazier, Tracy tells her
be is g6ing to stop the mar-
Ing that, Ann."
She hesitated and then ,she said
riage. Ann tells him .she is
rehictantly, without coinmitting
herself, "I'll hear the reason."
quitting the paper, but Tracy
refuses to A_ecept her resigns-
"ThanIc you," said Lynn formal-
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ly, and went on quickly. is
an appointment I want ratiher'bad-
contract she must give a
ly. The slightest unpleasant gossip
month's notice. Tracy now
declares his love for Ann, but
might -I mean would definitely -
sayts ,he cannot marry her.
upset the whole apple cart. But
if you wait until after the appoint -
*'Why can?t you, darling?"
Ann asks. Then Tracy tells
ment has been made -publicly, be -
how.he is.under obligations to
well, the', committee that made the
Lissa Marven, another em-
,ployee of the paper, Julie Bar-
appointment could -hardly admit
ton telephones Ann to come
that they were influenced by gos- ,
sip and could hardly withdraw the
and see her�at the point of a
appointment. You see?"
-pistol-that she -Ann -is not
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going to marry Dr. Frazier.
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mit that she could see the logic of
3'rightened, Ann breaks off her ,
his reasoning; unwilling even more
engagement.
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appointment, Lyn?"
As, thoughhe had not heard her,
"Head of Staff, for .the new .
he =Abed out the glowing tiP of
Children' -s Hospital, Ann," he told
his cf�4retto In a little bronze ash
her and eagerness quickened his
tray, on the desk beAide him.
voice and enthusiasm was.warm in
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his eyes. "It's -well, it's quite a
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to break, and which he was trying
She was still for a long moment.
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only suspect.
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pressive of his delight. more government action I fences mended"'should be applied doa-r,hoj�` ';`d."�, .1 , " ,'.. � 4:�',, �,-Y�,§g I
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Ann was still sitting alone in the, that and, the other thing while, stricting production and, incieas- sincere in their views, and dete to your relationship's yvjd� others. Slmda�iy`;,"Een�e-�Mo '�Joff � , . .
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erly that no one could h our people seem to forget that the bobalf Of labor, with no thought, tunity of speaking from ln�':�place view� or "fly off the handle" - even be bygonov.�,;to,"pcaux I 7�_ .111, '.. , ��:-.,,', .1
ed it was not straight from the government has. been trying . , '4 r . %,�� 1,
to for the rights of others, can ere- in this chanil�er_ "xice, again I though You realize that in doing frijendty. I . ,:,.;" '. , �., �_, - �gv'
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wasn't it?" These delegations represent� var- bills sent to the various' commit- were a little hasty in what you said. your I& insurance plans, . � 11� "I
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burst out, and it wasn't at all what asking for government assistaripe, !; k!
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him had, spilled over into her voice the government -there is a. great good Canadian family had a keen may I say, I have found that the regain his goodwill and do what ance plans up-to-date with today's '�..�4,
diversity of opinion between -hese '. _,",
and betrayed her.* sense of family responsibility, a d Senate is doing a -much better job you can to help him "save Eaa'. needs. � � . � � : ! - ,, �, .
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different delegations. For instance would do every -thing possibielto and tnaklne� q far gre,,iter enntrl-j I I � .140 - . �� ", "
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when A_nu had finished sarah ployees of our great -railway sys- of that family who was not able - --- - . .. - , '41 , I ."",
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way, n -the people would rebel at being ex- i r ." ""
thing I've known about you from with feiver hours of work, and to- pected to take care of someone . I I ,��
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patrons of the roads may protest himself. So it should be t a � - 1 .:,�,,J4,�,
were never for a moment in love . look after I . The call h t Wakes a ;_,�:�.i
deceiving gorously against -any increase in with our nation: all able and com- . � I ... "."i
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now -instead of later!" servi6e organizations and taxpay- should feel it -their duty to make S . Blood Transfusion Service. . -1. q..
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sileribing hers. I of Job will be required 'if these conferences which are being held ;j: �� I . .I ;_�,X
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ant things. You've been going ment to shoulder the full responsi- clous additional expenditure, with - . : I
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around in a mental tog for sever- bility of -providing jobs, increased res Iting increases- in taxeir. Care- �..%.� . -
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if he ever married, it would "have and. continuity all of the policies and farmers, and will force, de- :, . ""
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little silence, which Sarah broke ion, hipriourable. Senators, a that they can m-ake no -progress. I . , M A
by asking quietly, in a tone that these modern times no government think we all appreciate -the posi- -ffimewfiere iii Canada ... . " ill hap 17�:�
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made it a statement rather than will exist for long that does not tion in wh1ch the zovernmetat 13nas ..� �
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a question, "You're in love with provide some system of social ser- , someone in distress, perhaps : I . * ..�� .11 ,,
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And for a moment Ann was still, fare. On the contrary, free enter- igh 0 � ,:,"
while ehe color flowed over her prise is just as anxious. as, any projects, too numerous to mention to you for help ... thr6i Yaw gift is needed to � Pj I
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other group to improve the lot of. that must be provided for. Yet, as support Red Cross . ,; �,
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the ordinary citizen. We 'ilie ,re- I h -ave remarked, , Veterans' Services. . .
and leave her desperately white. peatedly told. that the real test of mor and more expenditures, with . , I I I . � �
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her face went /down against Sar- any political, economic or so, gener
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spite of her efforts to control t -hem. for the ordinary man and woman. ernment should try 'to determine never-ending work you count on the . %'!
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wants liquor in any C.T.A. county state and expect it to solve all about the wealth of the country. . ."
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He can have it brought in by lie- they them"lves could solve and that though there is wealth in our I �,
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that It -keeps the liquor outlets at In, a young, vigorous and undi�- mineral and oil -cleposits, and in . , ,�
a distance. It is a sound temper- veloped country like Canada we many other resources, it can be I I . 4
ance measure that refuses to make can never hope to reach our high- extracted only by tbe labor of our I . . ,�. "
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(Adv.). ly prefer to lean on a be�neflclent rr,Rxic Pot of L,old froir. which to REV. T. DALE JONES, CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN, PHONE 57 1 F"
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