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King had never’ been a man on arriving in Ottawa in WDe- to take risks and this. prudent ‘ cember, 1941,” after Churchill | outlook no -doubt accounts for President |had cdnferred. with Roosevelt in some lack of fervor on the Second | Washington. - \PM’s- (Churchill's) part. The | In Washington, Churchill was two men are, of ‘course, quite indifference towards Mackenzie |g ” “model ofrestraint and self-|friendly: but the PM is _ not took -him*=“for | discipline, content to listen to really interested in Mackenzie granted ” |ghe American leader. In Ot-/King. .He takes~ him for Churchill was not really in- tawa, “he showed no real inter. | granted . terested in Mackenzie King, \est“in the Canadian prime min- MET AT QUEBEC

By’ HAROLD ‘MORRISON the sharp contrast immediately LONDON (€P)—Lord Moran|c says that while Winston Chur- chill played, up. to Roosevelt.. during the

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ates (er Survival, publlted| Moran says he could almost: chili met Roosevelt at Quebec

by Constable Monday. , |See. Churchill , sniffing at a re- |City, there was a proposal that The ‘man:-who treated the |mark by King that “the great! Canada participate in the con-

British wartime: leader. for a/thing in politics is to avoid mis- [ference ‘but this came to noth-

quarter-century, says he noteditakes.” ting * Mackenzie King was_host

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at a. Citadel dinner and ft) of him. : seemed to Moran that the Ca-| But Churchilt’ quickly. re- nadian leader was ‘rather like | sponded to the ‘wildly excited” | a man who has lent his house |Camadian chee: In Washing. | fur a party.” 'ton he was taken ‘ ‘very calmly.’ “The guests take hardly any|But in Ottawa, says Moran, | notice of him but just before |there seemed to be a feeling | teaving. they remember. he is|ainong Canadians that he be- treir host and say pleasant longed to them; that he had @e- -

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S as énamored of his role at|t6 say goodbye to. them, and ths conference as the PM/Cburchill was greatly moved. | !* urchill) imagines.”’ Earlier that day he had snap-

Jn a footnote, Moran quotes|;pe. at anyone who came near! an Aug. 25, 1943, telegram from jim. At dinner that night, when, | Churchill to his war cabinet in|Prime’ Minister St. Laurent was | | which .he said “there is no/host, St.-Laurent appeared quiet> doubt that Mackenzie King and|and tired: Churchill. was full: of the Canadian government are /|life He didn’t want the party | delighted and feel themselves |to break up. Anthony Eden,!:wls | tiroughly ‘on the map’.” later succeeded him: as prime On.. June 9, 1950, Mackenzie minister, told*him it. was getting King, who had been Moran’s:late. Churchill k no notice. patient, wrote to him saying: _|When they finally took off at ‘I am afraid my_notes of the 11:15 p.m., Churchill remarked two Quebec conferences afejon the kindly Ottawa greeting. even’ more meagre than your) ‘I purred like a cat,” he was own.. I was, as you recall, not |quoted as ‘saying. “J liked it

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At the September, 1944, ad: |: OTTAWA (CP)—Prime Minis. bec conference, Moran noted |ter Pearson sent a message to “ +x erpowering Queen Elizabeth Monday assur- Vins her ‘‘of the constant loyalty He says King told him Churchill and devotion’’ of the Canadian “bullied” Clement ‘Attlee, La- | overnment. ,

bor leader in the British co-| His message marked the of- | | alition government, and ficial observance by Canada of; likened the other members of |the- Queen's birthday.. The Queen |

the cabinet to a lot of school-|was born April 21, 1926. : boys frightened by the head-| Mr. Pearson’s message in master "’ full: | BASKED IN WELCOMES ‘On ‘the occasion of the of-) |- While Churchill reacted (ficial observance of your birth- differently to Mackenzie King,/day in Canada, I wish to con- he basked with pleasure in-the |vey to Your Majesty my warm tremendous welcomes he al-jand respectful personal greet- ways got from the © Canadian |ings and those of my colleagues | public. On June 30, 1954, he ar-|and to assure Your Majesty of | L rived at Ottawa from Washing-|the ,constant loyalty and devo- ton,. tired and jaded. He was tion of your Canadian govern- 79 and the spark was going out | ment.” < =

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