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By HAROLD MORRISON |banks of extra seats to be fitted che date of the funeral conflicts LONDON (CP)—Sir Winston | into the nave for the service. with her departure from London | Churchill, apparently in a deep| ‘eleptione engineers began the departure will be delayed. | coma, clung <enuously to .life | planning extra lines for the ex-| The public's anxiety over |p Thursday as he approached the | pected niass of reporters in the | Churchill led the Church of Eng- |B second week of his grave ill- | area around St QMarcin's Church |!and’s organ, The Church Times | i ness. where Churchill is to be buried. ‘© criticize the public's ‘“un- Making his second visit of the | St. Martin’s is neat. the Church. bridled curiosity.”

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ened condition. There would be | pers began their main ral tragedy, instead of ; another bulletin this morning. || attention to other issves, pub- |Something to be regarded with ‘ Medica) authorities suggested |lishing Churchill on in- |4 quiet acceptance of the inevi- SOLDIER IS HONORED ever cte ee le ae et a ating cant saci continue in his ‘pi for | -~ ee -_ on Penge paper ‘ , , some days. ¢ t Eye- | that: “‘It is impossible to imag- Lord Tweedsmuir, . (left). erwas governor-general of —ernor-General's Foot — Guards News reat. |i | The 8 - year - old Moran, | ing @ ffont- | ine quite such an outpouring of sl nlig eaten ‘the Canadian Canada ong 1935-1940, —_ . Ottawa and had — Churchill's life-time friend and (Pee picture of 's cat, |emotion for any other subjecx of

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Chevrier, Canadian high com Prince Edward Regiment, from the Seaforth Highlanders of physician, would not elaborate an a _— } pea Oe years’ meritorious service in im the Sicilian and Italian Vancouver. He was wounded formants said he has. promised | Visitor to the

the Canadian of 1943. He had 4nd twice mentioned in despat-' | Lady Churchill he will not give |% Hyde Park n armed forces, campaigns

Lord . Whose. f been commissioned in the Gov- ches. (CP Wirephote) | out ‘The uncertainty of Churchi- days has paled into compara-| Physicians Wave) Gagnon. ”. = Meanwhile, a St. Paal's Ca: |lll'e, condition ce Prime tive insignificance.” Conada. far onty minutes + ° ° e thedral, where the state funeral | Minister Wilson i cancel more yes ww DISDAIN deaths caused ton was due service would be held, television | television he tad | “the tatee ung bleeding. Dr. i. oma n aFrio ! a ICl a e - engineers began installing cam- | Planned for this ; \asine, ‘ssid tse tae aoe eye . eras in the high galleries around | It was not known how the'@- during Churchill's long political| *.,“omreal the great dome for Sir Christa | tation. might oS See career, _"he--ab-tn-tact-4ien | nn MeOet | pher Wren's masterpiece. trip “to held in disdain by his political

In Canada Pension Plan Pema we ret ey

TORONTO (CP)—Ontario will| He said it would be in the (the plan, the premier expressed Duke of Wellington lie buried, | St. Paul's for the service take part in the Canada Pension | best interests not only of the hope this might not be forever, |Workmen were busy preparing |eVvent of Churchill's death. Plan people of Ontario but the people; ‘While I can sympathize with |

Premier John Robarts told of Canada if the province ac-|this deéision,”’ he said, “I

the legislature Thursday the de- cepted: the federal scheme and | nevertheless do not despair that} : ' cision was based in pari on the | made every effort ‘‘to make this | in the future the government af | on rac Ss e ; -

preservation of national unity plan truly national in scope for | Quebec may see fit to enter into and in part on amendments (the benefit of all the citizens of | the national plan, which wilh be

made to the Canada Pension |Canada,” a so similar to its own.” ‘es seas le al a. Pigh’ to.satisfy Ontario objec-/ While sayin was aware |..Government. spokesifen i i: ‘ ” tions. : \ quebec net-enten towtpt out of |eated earlier Ontario may mt Or rs New e »

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cars and trucks a B =o am side openings.| 1O Be am | : Canadian Vic! Limited, There wili be a wheelhouse, ranms | pt . ae ates or ational unity | een awarded the contract for|chartroom and radio room on| OTTAWA enrvidi: the construction of the- meW/the navigation bridge with, all rice S a or rojec Hf Intario were to propose a ary tract oie e t of an * glory forces, a department - pension scheme with any o oe modation arranged at the said Thursday = marked differences to the fed- | *!3-#91.237 for the quadruple:|deck level’ ” *. “CAPITAL BUREAU |of moss in untried fields of im- | eral plan,. he said, then: “‘we| Tew diesel glectric ferry was! Passenger ascot OTTAWA — Prince Edward| ‘any of the drawbacks ex-|ciple of. national portability of Transport Minister J W. Pick-| anq cabins situated by |: Island's experimental Irish Moss | prienced by moss gatherers in | pensions, which has been one of | “*##ll- the promenade above be plant has developed into a ma-|the West Prince area previous-|our goals for many years.” The ferry will be operated on | enclosed automobile deck. Us. jor undertaking for the federal |, wii be eliminated and. new Mr. Robarts also tabled in the | the Borden to Cape Tormentine | cars and railway cars will be Iran’s Premier a department of fisheries. Solici- | markets will be opened~ through |jegislature a submission which|Tum by the Canadian National | carried in enclosed spaces suit-

Naught said here Thursday. [new plant,” -Mr: MacNaught | social Salat entaaitins of the| carry % automobiles and 24 Mr. MacNatght . anounced | said. ‘This will be a tremendous Senate and House of Commons) fully loaded railway cars and that a new wharf will be built |boon to the fishermen of the ar- studying the Canada Pension | Will have accommodation for 1,-

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at Miminegash for landing rak-jea and -the pro- Plan bill 000 day passengers and 82 crew f te ees tho t 3 ed moss for the plant, Tenders |cesses which be provided . members It will be ae te when TEHRAN (AP)—Iran’s prem- for the wharf are due this week. plant should lead to a|_, Ontario's most serious crith built to the, when in fee ier Ali Mansour, was. hot in the

by the cism of the i full ice-breaking ; ; plan, he said, is & standards of He said that plans for the oe we ak ae = ain oe ision: for the |the department of

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the t, which was to cost| The Solicitor al. said he . $100,000 originally, has’ now|was very appreciative of the co-|4Nd those who will retire dur-| Md the as of ot Goer cleciie. sapel- eats yh grown. to twice that size, T he |operation and the inerest of the |ing the next 10 or 15 years af-| Steamship inspection. The de-| sion motors serving To ition on Miminegash plant will utilize |federal department and he en-|ter. having been unable to|Si8® was produced by G.T.R.| propellers. Electric power will satisfactory the experience of moss plants in | visages considerable improve-| contribute to the pension plan| Campbell. and Company of | be provided by eight diesel drive| Police arrested Mohammed other areas and will also intro- }ment in the income of the moss | because of sickness or unem-| Montreal to the requirements of | generators Navigational “and | Bokharaei, 20, described unot- duce new techniques for the use |gatherers of West Prince. ployment. Se DES Canaitng Wrench: mies enna Seam SS ee fanatic, : | ' 40 FEET LONG Scho sounder, radio, radietete:|aaid bee hed aduaitted the. shoot , . The ferry will be 400 feet long | phone and other electronic de-|ing and documents ANAGE|] EX PLAS ren crs ces haz | vee ot the tates type. | the mative had eon, dlaee ener ; mumi load draft of 2) feet and im have But it did not say what the mo- a displacement of about 8,700| The ferry lifeboats | tive was. a ; tons It will have two, propellers | 24 inflatable liferafts am yee ; - . ° . forward and two aft and is to | highest standards PEP- |e Shalt declared emoriai buliain ISPUTEC arres, cms | ee So entae me fr the ‘ engines developing 13,600 shaft The ship is expected to enter | country will . be dail , eee nin en bene ote we “The dil arising, out of{ The dispute he said, between| for these deficiencies was ee appointe the stltdncempleted Fathers ot the contractors and the archi-| agreed. among the architects, | The ship will have side and | foundiand run when the P.EI. March to push his land reform Confederation Memorial tects has to do with the “cause” | contractors ‘and thé Founda-| Stern loading facilities to suit | causeway has been completed.|program. <> af ing in Charlottetown is really | of the délays in construcion, | tion. This was. Dec. 15. The

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