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Francuska

u Parizu zasedava vec par ne
della Konferencija Svetskih Ia
natskih Junija. =. predstavljaju-
ci 75,O00.00 radnika u pedeset
i pet zemalja." Ova konferencija
Sc smatra, kako su vec neki de-
legati izjavili, "prvim zaseda-
MEM Svetske Federacije."
Poznati CIO americki radnicki
feker, Sidney Hillman, igra vid-
nu ulogu ma konferenciji. Sow
jetske zanatske junije takodjer
SUI jedan cd sastavnih delova owe
svetske arhi-fekerske Federacije.
Ali kakva smisla imaju SOW
jetske zanatske junije da stupa-
ju u takvu organizaciju? Rad
nieke junije u kapitalistickim
zemljama imaju svoje neprija-
telje protiv kojih da Sc bore (ili
to i'm je har izgovor) - kapita-
listicku klasu = dok sovjetski
predstavnici zanatskih junija
kazu da kod njih, u Rusiji, ne
ma kapitalistiGke klase, niti IL
rabljivanja radnika. Protiv koga
Sc oni nameravaju boriti? Vail
da ne protiv svog sopstvenog
"besklasnog" poretka.
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OnespOsobljenO
2,5OO.OOO

WASHINGTON, 3. oktobra
(AP) = Wise cd $500. 600 onespo-
sobljeno je cd rama, bolesti i ne
sretnih slucajeva IL Svetskom
Ratu br. II.
Racun je iznesen danas cd Will
lard w. Rice-a national service
direktora "a Onesposobljene A
mericke Veterane. On je rekao
da je ovo wise cd pet puta toll
ko koliko je bilo onesposobljeno
cd prvog Svetskog Rata. On ra-
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POljska

Virginia Lee Warren javlja il
Rima 6. oktobra New York
da je tamo izjavio
"Zajednicki Raspodelnt Odbor
"a operisanje u Austriji, Italiji,
Albaniji i Jugoslaviji", da "sko-
70 200 Jevreja dnevno uspevaju
da kliznu preko nacionalnih gra-
MICA u uporedjujuci raj americ-
Ike i britanske zone u Austrij;
nakon sto in Sc r~epatrijise u
Poljsku."
Ranije smo takodjer citali YES
ii da Sc poljske vlasti groze Mem
Gina koji live u Poneramiji da
"moraju odlaziti" il toga pre-
della. A slicne vesti SUI nedavno
dolazile IL cehoslovacke o sud-
bini Nemaca u Sudetenlandu.
Ako je ovo tacno, a prema
swim znacima tacno je bar deli
micno, nije Ii to ista taktika koju
SUI nacisti upotrebljavali? Kakva
je onda razlika izmedju nacizma
i "demokratije"? A da bi stvar
bila jos i CORA u poljskoj vladi
Sc nalaze mnogi Skomunisti', ko-
il bi Sc trebali bar donekle
secati svoga nekadasnjeg inter-
nacionalizma. Ear kod Nth Jew
reji, pa i sve narodnosti iii rase
nemaju ista prava j slobodu?
Cudna Ii Observation-Disclosures
tiekog" hipokritizma!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-11

Potankosti o planiranim izbo-
rima JOS nisu iznesene. Jedino
znamo to da prema pomenutom
ustavu svake 100000 stanovnika
imaju pravo ma jednog predstav-
nika i da "Narodne S~ovjete sa-
cinjavaju predstavnici izabrani
cd Vrhovnih Sovjeta svake cd
16 Republika, kao sto je Bella
Russia, Estonia j svaka autonom-
ma Republika."
Owl predstavnici me stvaraju
zakon u Rush,, vec presto po-
lazu osnovna nacela politike."
Videcemo da Ii &c Sc odigrati
znatne promene u predstavnic-
kom personalu i, posto polazu
"osnovna nacela politikeS, da Ii
&c doci do ikakvih znatnih pro-
mena u politici. Dosadasnja SOW
jetska politika treba da je dosa-
dila svakom postenom i donekle
obaveStenom coveku j zeni.
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poverenstvu mad Tripolitanijom
kako je Sovjetski Savez zahte-
vac cd Saveta ministara stranih
poslova."
Mazzam Bay je takodjer rekao
da namerava "traziti neposrednu
nezavisnost Palestine ako Brita
Mia pokusa da prenese svoj man.
dat ma medjunarodno poveren-
stvo."
Kolonijalni narodi uvidjaju
bro kakvi 50 "demokrati", pa
cak i stalinisti, prijatelji koloni-
jalnih naroda. Oni su trazili os-
lobodjenje kolonija cd fasisticke
Italije samo cato da bi in oni
uzeli sebi.
mozda &c jos morati poubija-
ii nekeliko desetina iii stotina hi
ljada golorukih Arpaa da bi os-
tvarili svoje imperijalisticke, iii
kolonijalne ciljeve - pa cak i
Sovjetska Russia, koja Sc uvek
tako glasno isticala kao zastit-
mix kolonijalnih naroda.
Kolonije Sc traze samo sa jed
MIN ciljem u vidu = da Sc pljac-
ka kolonijalni narod. Prema to-
me i ruska drzava zahteva da
postane pljackas i ugnjetac, ne
Same ruskog naroda, nego i dru-
9Th naroda.
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(Svrsetak)
(Svrsetak)
Sistem odredjuje ekonomsko ropstvo.

Radnik, onda, prodaje svoju radnu snagu
Ito jest, u stvari, samog sebe) ma piJaci, r"
.najvisoj cent koju moze dobiti. Ia cena Sc II
svakom damon momentu odredjuje ponudom
i traznjom doticnog radnika. A posto ponuda
tezi da pretegne traznju (osim u ratnom vre-
menu), cena neizbezno trazi svoj n~ajpizi ste
pen. Teoretski, dakako, cena Sc podudara sa
vrednosti espapa radne snage, a vrednost Sc
IL povratku izjednacuje, II odnosu, sa kolicinom
hrane, stana odela koje je p~otrebno da bi
radnik ziveo uzgojio drugo pokolenje na-
jamnih robova.
Tako, operisanjem neumitnih zakona kari-
talizma, radnici, kao klasa, nemogu Sc nikada
nadati ola &c dobiti wise nego najamnicn "a
COLO odrzanje, i, kao klasa, pod kapitalizmom
ne mogu Sc nikada dici iznad stania naiamnog
ropstva. | sve oracije politicara, iii sva pretra-
ranja radnickih fekera, niti mogu odstraniti
owl cinjenicu, nit mogu pruziti ista drugo
nego neizbeznu degredacij jul, produzava jucu
%nevolju i bedu radnicima. Da ponovimo: Pod
kapitalizmom 80 posto iii wise osudjeno je ma
najamno ropstvo osudjeno tako sigurno kao
sto smo svi ''osudjeni" da cemo preci konacno
II yecnost. Karte Sc mogu mesati u %svezn1u, al.
ma kako Sc one mesale, s~vezanj karata estate
isti. Jedan iii radnika, ovde iii onde, mogu
Sc podici IL klase najamnog ropstva, ali to ne
utice ma cinjenicu ma jamnog ropstva, nista wise
nego sto je ponekadasnje begstvo IL ropstva.
ovog iii onog, Crnca i najmanje uticalo ma licno
ropstvo ropsku ustanovu.
Neka professor, i n~arociti sluzinacki ape
lasi kapitalizma, razmisljaju malo o tome!
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celom svetu deli narodu demo-
kratiju. Oni &c RADIO DAFT demo-
kratiju, ako je to "demokratija"
kakvu hoce kapitalisticka klasa
= 1demokratiju koja osigurava
meme interese, vlast i povlastice
i dale.
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Manifest SocijaistiGke RadniGke
Partije osWSetku rata broj Il

konom Najamnice) cini sigurnim ola radni6ka
klasa nece nikada primati wise (nego cesto
manje) cd tex toliko novca "koliko da kupi
ziyctne potrepstine." Radnicima Sc plaza, pod
kapitalizmom, najamnica. naivise toliko ko-
like ola budu u stanju kupiti tex owe "Mvotne
potrepstine", to jest, ropsku porciju! ] jos
Sc radnicima govori, da su sretni ako dobiju
'~'zivotnu najamnicu," i osiguravaju in kapi-
talisticki izrabljivaci, politicari radnicki fe-
kerr jednako, ola he ocekuju wise. Pokojni pred
sednik Sjedinjenih Drzava, Franklin d. Roo
sevelt, Il svom Labor Day govoru odrzanom
ia Block Island, R. l., 4. septembra, rekao je:
"Postojala je, jos postoji, hitna potreba da
Sc osigura svakom telesno sposobnom radnikn
radnici zivotna n~ajamnica "a posteni dan
rada. ia ponavljam sto sam rekao Il moioj
poruci radnicima Sjedinjenih Drzava prosIc
godine: 'Najamni radnici Amerike ne traze
wise. Oni Sc nece zadovoljiti s MAMIE" (Na-
glasak nas.)
Tu je daleki vapaj izmedju predsednika
Adamsa tacnog opisa proste "zivotne ma
.jamnice" kao zig ropstva, i pokojnog pred
sednika smelo usvaianie, II ime radnika, ,oga
ziga ropstva kao nesta elm radnici trcbaiu Bit
ii, kao sto on tvrdi, jesu) zadovol jni! Take ic
duboko americka demokratija zapala Il moe
yaru trulosti trulenja da ono sto Sc osudjivalo
kao ropstvo od drugog predsednika Sjedinjenih
Drzava hvalise Sc cd trideset-drugog predsed-
nika kao NADIA i spas radnika!
To je izgled koii Sc podrzava "a klasu Il
drustvu koja prozivodi sve drustveno hoga1-
stvo, koia nosi Geo civilizovani svet ma svoiim
jakim, ali izmorenim, plecima!
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Vazne medjunarodne vest.
Sovietska Russia

Vest (AP) il Londona cd 5. oktobra javja da &c Sc u Rusiji
odrzati sveopsti izbori, prvi put u osam godna, ma 2. februara,
1916. U istima &c Sc brat predstavnici u "Vrhovni Soviet Sovjets-
kcg Saveza", posto je dovrsen rat prema ustavu cd 1886. rok
sluzbe sadasnjih predstavnika je istekao.
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W. S..

Ia vreme prvog svetskog rata
i prvih "medenih meseci" JugO-
slavic, drzavnici i njihove pri-
Specific razvikali SUI Sc ma sva
usta da &c u Jugoslaviji vladati
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kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku.
Razvitak StrajkOva

Sltuacija strajkova Sc ne pobojsava nj nalo u ovoj zemIj,
nego, ma protiv, sve i'll je wise broj strajkasa sve veei.
Vest il Detroita cd s. oktobra javlja da Sc ocekuje nagodba
izmedju Kelsey-Hayes Wheel kompanije $500 njenih strajkuju-
ch radnika, koja &c omogucii da Sc $4,000 Fordovih radnIka g-
vrate ma posao kGi su obesposeni strajkom prvih.
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Problem nad-izobilja."

Sa kapitalizmom u njegovom posledniem
stupnju trulenJa ia, nacionalno nternacionalno
drustvo je dostiglo do mrtvila i zastoia. Ono
he moze, i ne treba lei nazad, a he moe nj
stati ia miru, pa ipak istroseni i sada eo1i od
nekorisnog kapitalisticki sistem nece mn dozvo-
liti ola Idle napred du tie industrijalne pot
Nastavak IA ;. strani.)
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Shvacanje "zivotne najamnice."

John Adams, drugi predsednik Sjedinjen:h
Drzava, rekao je: "Kada Sc radnicima plati
"a njihov rad samo toliko koliko da kupe
zivotne potrepstine, njihovo stanje je ravno
stanju roba.' Zakon Vrednosti (sa njegovim
dodatcima Zakonom Ponude i Traznje i Ia
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NAsA SREDSTvA: Presvc.


<ivanJe radniGke klase u duhn
Marksizma: da su rad i kapI-
tai nepomiriJivi neprajateiJI;
orgaaizovanje radnifke kE.a
Il JcdY.u Revolucionarnu Peii-
ticku Partiju "a osvajaEje
~razasanje Politicke DrZave ka-
pl1Ahzma; organizovanje rad
nlka j Il jednu revolucionaTpu
1nuustrijalnu Juniju "a HI-
mapJe. drzanje i kretanje svlh
zeniaijskih N d t J a.
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4 SYRIA: vnistsnjs

1eAAA svREA: Onistenje
kapttaatstickog Hredjenja; y
n1Etenje najamnog ropstvA
/ ra1ni6lke klas g; prenasanIe
sv1h semaljshth indusrrt5a a
rulke organtsovanih proixss-
djaEa; svakom radniku potpun
plod njegovog rada; os.obo-
d1enje celog eovecanstva Cd
noEtje Klasne vladavine; us
pessavuanje Slobodne ZaJed-
nice Drugova i DrugaTica -
Industrijalne Republike Rada.
Evening star., 1945-06-19

soul Of the charter. I am happy to
see that the sponsoring powers (the
United States, Britain, Russia and
China) have written this in Ian
guage which / take to mean inde-
pendence. and Comdr. Stassen, /
think will bear me out. Self-gov-
ernment is one way; independence
is another. The spirit Of inde-
pendence Is in this language now
adopted"
The Russian delegation also was
interested in the compromise, hav-
ing demanded early in the confer
ence that a pledge of ultimate inde-
pendence for dependent peoples be
written into the charter.
The United States delegation al
ways was favorable to an inde-
pendence clause. Realizing, how
ever, the attitude OF other nations,
it has sought to aid in working out
a formula which would be acceptable
to all.
Evening star., 1945-06-19

as are the members of the House
of Representatives.
A completely new House is elected
every two years, and always at the
same time as the President and Vice
President. Usually it is in agree
ment politically with the Chief
Executive. Only one-third of the
Senate, however, Is elected with the
President and Vice President. The
Senate might, therefore, have a ma
jority hostile to the policies of the
President; and might conceivably
fill the presidential Office with one
not in sympathy with the will of
the majority of the people.
Mentions Impeachment Case.
Some of the events in the i'm
peachment proceedings of President
johnson suggested the possibility of
a hostile Congress in the future
seeking to oust Vice President who
had become President, in order to
have the president pro tempore of
the Senate become the President.
This was one of the considerations
among several others, which led tc
the change in 1886.
No matter who succeeds to the
presidency after the death of the
elected President or Vice President
1t is my opinion he should not serve
any longer than until the next con-
greSsional election or until special
election called for the purpose OF
electing the new President and Vice
President. This period the Congress
should fix.
| The individuals elected at such
general or special election shoulc
then serve only to fill the unexpirec
term OF the deceased President anc
Vice President. In this way there
would be no interference with the
normal four-year interval of gen.
eral national elections.
recommend, therefore, that tn,
Congress enact legislation placin.
the Speaker of the House of Rep.
resentatives first in order of sue.
cession in case of the removal
death, resignation or inability t
act Of the President and Vice Presi.
dent. OF course, the Speaker shoule
resign as Representative in thu
Congress as we'll as Speaker of the
House before he assumes the office
of President.
Urges Early Consideration.
If there is no qualified Speaker
or if the Speaker fails to qualify
then I recommend that the success.
sion pass to the President pro tenn.
pore Of the Senate, VINO should hold
office until a duly qualified Speaker
is elected.
If there be neither Speaker nor
President pro tempore qualified te
succeed on the creation of the va
cancy, then the succession might
pass to the members of the cabinet
as now provided. until a duly quail
fed Speaker is elected.
II the Congress decides that 9
special election should be held. ther
I recommend that it provide fol
such election to be held as soor
after the death or disqualification
Of the President and Vice Presi-
dent as practicable The method
and procedure for holding such spe.
cial election should be provided nov
by law, so that the election can be
held as expeditiously as possible
should the contingency arise.
In the interest of orderly. demo-
cratic government, I urge the Con-
gress to give its early consideration
to this most important subject.
Evening star., 1945-06-19
Geiger Noted as Flyer
In Marine Operation
In Both World Wars
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
b. GUAM, June 19.-Maj. Gen. Roy
IS. Geiger, who took command of
American forces on Okinawa on the
death of 1t. Gen. Simon Bolivar
Buckner, jr, is a former director OF
Marine Corps Aviation.
Sixty years old, Gen. Geiger was
the fifth Marine to become an avia-
tor and has been a leader in Marine
aerial operations in both World
Wars.
A veteran of 38 years in the
Marine Corps, Gen. Geiger organ
lied and led the first Marine air.
craft wing on Guadalcanal in 1912
He left that position to 60 to Wash
ington as director of Marine avia-
ton.
On November 10, 1943, he became
commander of the 1st Marine AM
phibious Corps, which later was dis
solved, its units becoming part OF
the Sd Amphibious Corps, which
Gen. Geiger commanded on Oki-
nawa until Gen. Buckner's death.
A native of Green Cove Spring
Fla, Gen. Geiger was born January
rs, 1885, and enlisted in the Marines
in 1907. He was commissioned a
second lieutenant two years later
and in 1917 won his wings at Pen
sacola.
He won the Navy Cross for bomb.
ing operations during the Worlc
War and added Gold Star to it al
Guadalcanal.
He has served in Cuba, Haiti
Nicaragua, Panama, China and the
Philippines and in 1880 and 1881
pileted planes carrying disaster re.
lief supplies to the Dominican Re.
public and Nicaragua.
In 1941 for two months he wa!
assistant naval attache for air al
the United States Embassy ir
London.
His wife lives at 1900 Forty-fourtf
street NV, Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1945-06-19
Firestone Workers Vote
1895 10 1911 for Strike
By the Associated Press.

os INC ASsOCldteu FTeSS.
AKRON, Ohio, June 10. - More
than $4,000 production employees of
the Goodyear Tire g. Rubber Co.
today continued strike which has
halted production at five Akron
plants since Sunday as $4,000 Fire
stone Tire g. Rubber Co. employees
threatened to join them.
Firestone production workers vot-
ed 1895 to 1877 in National Labor
Relations Board election last night
for general strike.
The CIO United Rubber Workers
union contended the Firestone COM
pany failed to abide by War Labor
Board directives and infringed on
employe seniority rights.
Goodyear production employees re-
manned on strike despite a WLB
back-to-work order and a state
ment from the Rubber Workers in
ternational president, Sherman Dali
rymple, that the international Or
ganization had not approved. sane
toned or authorized" the action.
Evening star., 1945-06-19
orator for whom his father had
great admiration.

orator for whom his father had
great admiration.
General Born in 1886.
Gen. Buckner, ST., was forced to
surrender Fort Donelson to Gen. U.
S. Grant early in the Civil War,
but was exchanged and rose to a
lieutenant generalcy before that war
ended. Simon, jr., was born near
Munfordville, July IS, 1886. His
father was 63 and his mother 20.
Young Buckner attended Virginia
Military Institute and then West
Point, where he was graduated in
1908. He served two tours of duty
in the Philippines, was an early
student of aviation, and twice was
an instructor at West Point, where
he later was commandant, from
1898 to 1896.
Gen. Buckner is survived by his
widow, the former Adele Blanc,
whom he married in 1916, and by
1.-TWO sons and a daughter.
Simon Bolivar Buckner III is a
captain in the signal corps in Eu-
rope; William Claiborne Buckner Is
q West Point cadet, and May Buck
ner is 3 Red Gross worker In San
Francisco. where Mrs. Buckner also
resides.
Evening star., 1945-06-19
Sale Of Raleigh Hotel
For S2,181,500 10
Detroit Firm Pending

Negotiations are under way for the
sale Of the Raleigh Hotel to a De-
troit firm for $2,18l 500 net to sellers,
1t was learned today.
A spokesman for the Raleigh
Hotel Co. said the Company Board
had approved calling a stockholders
meeting for July at which it would
recommend that the purchasers
contract be accepted.
If the contract is accepted, the
company would sell the real estate.
furniture, fixtures and inventory, but
not the company or the stock.
It was estimated that after ad-
justments for taxes and dissolution
expenses are deducted, the proceeds
would net the stockholders approx
mately $85 share The capital
stock was valued at 500 par, but
as of December, 1910, the par value
was reduced to $50
A company spokesman said the
deal would be on an entirely cash
basis and that the purchaser would
assume and pay any and all broker
age commissions.
The prospective purchaser, it was
understood, have expressed a desire
to maintain the present manager
and staff of the hotel, which has
been headed for the past 10 years
by Col. C. c. Schiller.
The contract, according to a COM
pany spokesman. was submitted in
the name of Louis Berry of Detroit
who is represented here by the
brokerage firm of F. E. Lucas Co
and in Detroit by Peter A. Miller
q broker. The purchasers attor-
ney here is Woodson. P. Houghton
The hotel opened in 1896. Later
sections were opened in 1901 and
1912. Edward L. Hillyer, vice presi-
dent of the Union Trust Co., is
president of the company, and
George E. Hamilton. ST., is chair
man of the board.
Evening star., 1945-06-19
King Defeated by Service Vote
In Canada; Will Seek New Sect

Commons from another constituency
at the earliest possible moment, in
order to be present for the session
of Parliament expected to open early
in September.
He may try for a seat near Ottowa,
OF which there are several solidly in
the Liberal column, or from Prince
Edward Island, which would be op-
ened to him by the resignation of
an elected Liberal.
Results of the service vote. an
nounced today. did not materially
change the relative party standings
in Commons as based on the civilian
vote The Liberal total was un-
changed, with two gains and two
losses. the Progressive Conservative
had a net loss of one seat and the
CCF gained one.
Evening star., 1945-06-19
Succession
Continued From First Page.)

in the event of the death of the
elected President and Vice Presi-
dent, members of the cabinet sue
cessively fill the office.
Each Of these cabinet members Is
appointed by the President with the
advice and consent of the Senate,
In effect, therefore, by reason OF
the tragic death of the late Presi-
dent, 1t now lies within my power to
nominate the person who would be
my immediate successor in the event
OF my own death or inability to
act.
I do not believe that in. democ-
racy this power should rest with the
Chief Executive.
Insofar as possible, the Aflce of
the President should be filled by an
elective officer. There is no officer
in our system of Government, be-
sides the President and Vice Presi-
dent, who has been elected by all
the voters of the country.
Selection Stems From PEOPLE,"
The Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives. who is elected in his
own district, is also elected to be
the presiding officer of the House
by vote of all the Representatives
of all the people of the country. As
a result I believe that the Speaker
is the official in the Federal Gov
ernment, whose selection next to
that of the President and Vice
President, can be most accurately
said to stem from the people them
selves.
Under the law of 1892, the presi-
dent pro tempore of the Senate fol-
lowed the Vice President in the
order of succession.
The president pro tempore is
elected as a Senator by his State
and then as presiding oficer by the
Senate. But the members OF the
Senate are not as closely tied in
by the elective process to the people
Evening star., 1945-06-19
Return to School

ESTHERVILLE, Iowa tP.-Its
going to be home sweet home for
few of the little old red school
houses in the Center Township
area. The township school district
recently voted to consolidate anc
sell seven rural schoolhouses-fron
43 to SO years old-at auction. The
buyers indicated that most of the
schools would be converted to pri.
vate dwellings In view of the hous-
ing shortage.
Evening star., 1945-06-19
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, June 9.-Servicemen's
votes in the June II Dominion elec.
ton returned to Office the govern
ment of Prime Minister w. L. Mac
kenzie King, but the prime minister
himself suffered a personal defeat
in the Prince Albert constituency
which he represents.
The 70-year-old prime minister
was defeated by E. L. Bowerman
Cooperative Commonwealth FEEDER
alton candidate, by l29 votes in the
combined civilian-service balloting
In field of four candidates. Mr.
King had lead of 1853 in the civilian
vote.
1t was assumed that Mr. King
would seek a seat in the House OF