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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Sept. 18, 1959 Gob fhe aiengent tnanee “view to reaching settlement. as flected im layoffs in the automo-|steel have enough to keep « sions he received is that Canw ‘Boar ae Is Soug es quickly as possible. If I sh:uld) sile industry and skyrocketing/ducing for a few weeks but pty sear tool Brg yA cere: Ap age ald espe, | ge -ampmedlnara glen yp even if the strike were Crown as one of the best thing: | k board bargaining would magazine said auto manu-|immediately they would have te in their national life. By American Steelwor ers cease while the findings of the|facturers and other big users of| curtail production. ? -“2eople look on the Crown as : “| board were reviewed. : - a unifying force. This feeling is|) NEW YORK (AP)—The United] The whole exchan an last CO-OPERA , 3 : evident - uniformly across» the Aug. 28 with a nd ee Rese] ee * , ; ; Steelworkers Union Wednesday “Hf, however, labor and man- country. As a principle, the Eisenhower to| tower by president George nent request i. aot Crown is a very Camadian thing.|#Sked President Meany of the AFL-CIO. Meany|2e¢ment request It has always been so it was|set up a non-governmental board] expressed oppasition to any gov-| Pe behalf the designation of : expressed . most graphifally at|of review to recommend peact| ernment intervention in the steel(? 2°™Sovermmental board that Her Majesty’s Coronation when|terms in the 64-day long steel! strike under the injunction eye Se nearer, one R i By BERNARD DUFRESNE secu. Wie his plans arejguests, he spent more time mix- wpb anced — the title of ‘Queen =. a a fiance of the Taft-Hartley labor ee So to M 3 Canadian Press Staff Writer |ftuid is to have some|ing with plumbers and stenos - w. He suggested, instead, an sides would ; 4 ne (OP)—Rt. Hon Vin-jideas about the future. clerks than with diplomats and| Mr. Massey’s job wasn’t all|from the industry on whether it) impartial fact-finding eend 6 Leena te ee sactins te thie Laboratory tests have now proved that Carter’s Little Liver Pills exclusive — —went Massey, who. retired Tues-| He may travel to England this| government officials. travel and speech-making. He) would agree to such a board. pointed by Eisenhower. regard for the creation of such a| liver bile emulsifies fat . . . actually formula of natural, vegetable ingredients day as Canada’s 16th governor-|auty: . to see old friends he| He often entertained smaller|™et people at home, too._____}—Eisenhower offered in a Sept. maa gal to breaks it down. It is an established ee ee eee general, relishes the though’ o‘|hasn’t seen since he was there a/ groups, making sure that they| MET TOURISTS 14 letter—made public Wednesday) tier to Meany: free collective " same time, it being “silent” for a while. ——_—_jeouple of years ago. He. also is|represented a broad cross-section| Scores of groups, on organized ys ieee ree "I do not believe that the ag-| Messwhile, the DS. steel | te fatty solids, the fat is broken down and fox li ieee or ab After some 550 speeches during| thinking of writing a book of rem-|of interests and work. trips to the , often dropped —o ad for it. At the same| pointment of a fact-finding board| supply in your body

his 7% years at Government

iniscences and reflections; light

When travelling about the coin-

So when you feel sluggish, headachy, _

around tour the big G ;

House, a stay longer than that/stuff, not an autobiography of|try—more than 200,000 miles to| ment i. grounds. . rer el time, he turned down the idea of Seen ee ee ee ae break down fat the same way. Many foods nervous and need « laxative, get Carter's of any of his predecessors, he be-| memoirs. Sins Wak SU allison tavedo-—| as tenes G08 tres of onuneemeets. |* governmental. fact - ne Mitchell Ot tee ae “The steel suppl emergency is reach the’ digestive tract as undigested Little Liver Pills. Remember, Carter's lieves it's time to relax a bit. Mr. Massey considers \himself| he liked to sit around with a few|he greeted them. board. aie ca Sw labor Se mace” ‘sald the Son ne, a fatty solids. Your golden liver bile helps _ not only relieves irregularity, but actually —

But Mr. Massey is a master|fortunate that his many-sided)people and talk about Canada. | He always shook hands with his| Im a telegram Wednesday, pres |e "NCE fe! LADUE SON, Hat | oe Oe iworking weekly. break down this fat ... unblocks it... for improves the flow of liver bile needed te of the spoken word and it is cer-|career has brought him into per-; He took special delight in talk- guests at his receptions and part-| ident David J. McDonald of the)a& = fo oe Ah o- lt said the etuation was re| "easier and more complete digestion. break down fat. / . tain thatt here will be some chal-|sonal touch with a great manyjing with children. ies, even at a ball for as many union, told the president: al > eee ewe. 5 ial lening demands on his talents for| events in Canada’s recent history.| “I° have learned more about|as 700 persons, | ~ “In your letter . . . you state} | : anes hs a scholar, teacher, business man,|During his 72 years, he has been| Canada in the last 7% years than| He loves Rideau Hall, his offi-|that if the parties request you to

lively speeches.

This week a collection of 40-odd addresses he delivered during his term of office was published in book form, Speaking of Can- ada, the fourth such collection. It includes a speech in verse

delivered off the record a few)

years ago to the Parliamentary Press Gallery. STILL BE ACTIVE

The ‘‘quiet’’ life he plans at his

a scholar, teacher, business man, diplomat, administrator, _ politi- cian, cabinet minister, patron of the arts, eduéationist and many other things. HIS JOB: PEOPLE

Talking about his job-as the Queen’s representative in Can- ada, Mr. Massey once described it as “people.”” He didn’t mean just the striped-pants brigade, of- ficial receptions and the like, but

I knew before,”’

from people.”

SAW CHANGE ~ His travels

dians.

has been a steady growth in na-

he has said. “And that was because I learned

made him aware a constant change among Cana-

“Tt is an intangible thing, but 1 have felt it very strongiy. There

tional self-reliance“ and in the

grounds.

it will never be altered and,

gardeners plant along the front. He -pened the doors of Govern-

climbing

cial residence, a big stone build-[designate a board to review the ingset on a knoll and surrounded by spacious gardens and treed

He has expressed the hope that

should it be destroyed, that it be rebuilt unchanged. To soften the | rather austere facade, he had ivy |

issues and make recommenda- tions for settlement you would |do so. On behalf of the steelwork- ers union we request you to de- signate such a board.” BEGAN AUG. 28

lers in and interpreters of his) work. He entertained. them often| and liked to swap stories. The | Parliamentary Press Gallery|

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